Recent content by Odeh Naber

Hi Arnelgp! You are king! Thanks again for the help! Your solution to my previous thread (checkboxes) will be implemented into this project soon :)

I did this initially, but I thought it would not be so optimized having loaded forms hidden in the background. But thank you for the suggestion!

Thank you! This worked! I did try working with tempvars but apparently I was using it wrong.

Hi everyone! I have a series of forms in Access: A list of commodities (e.g., Fanta, Coca-Cola). A form displaying specifications for the selected commodity (e.g., 30cl glass bottle, 1lt plastic bottle). A form showing market prices for the selected specification. When I click "Back" on the...

Hi, Arnelgp! Best greetings from Portugal! You are fantastic! Thank you for your help! Thank you! :cool:

Fantastic! Thanks for the solution! I really appreciate it. It’s great to have a place where people are so willing to share their knowledge. Thanks again!

Thank you so much for the alternative! It worked perfectly for the behavior I was seeking! However, I've encountered a little issue: after clearing all the checkboxes to "start from scratch", I can no longer check any of them again. Any insights on how to resolve this? Thank you again! **Edit**...

Hello! Thank you for the alternative suggestion. The reason I need to view all hotels in the second subform is to easily identify on-screen which hotels have been assigned (or not) the selected product or supplier. This will become increasingly important as the hotel group continues to expand.

Hello everyone! I'm working on an MS Access form setup where I have two unbound subforms and need some help with the following functionality: Subform 1: Lists products from the T_Products table in a continuous form. Subform 2: Lists hotels from the T_Hotels table, each with a checkbox. (the...