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    Using Access VBA code to copy between unbound- and bound fields

    I am sorry RainLover, thank you for trying to help me. I don't know how to Test both IsID and IssuerID to see if they have a value using a Message Box. So far I have been testing the code directly on a Register in a Brew Pub before opening hours, buying a Coke by credit card. What I have...
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    Using Access VBA code to copy between unbound- and bound fields

    I have tried to day and Me!IsID= Me!IssuerID is not working. What I have done now is connected the Unbond field "IssuerID" to the underlying Query as Value list. When I am running the VBA code manually, I can see the "IssuerID" value being loaded from the bank terminal in to the field. I can...
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    Using Access VBA code to copy between unbound- and bound fields

    Thank you. I will do that tomorrow morning.
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    Using Access VBA code to copy between unbound- and bound fields

    Hi. The biggest problem for testing this VBA code, is that I am dependent on getting a lott of data from the bank terminal to run code properly. I can see I am getting the value inn IssuerID Field thanks to the timer. The field becoming blue and the number 1 is added. After that the: Me.IsID...
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    Using Access VBA code to copy between unbound- and bound fields

    Thank you for the answers. Me.IsId=Me.IssuerID, as you suggests, is already in the VBA code. It’s a timer in the code, set to 3 seconds who take care of the time it takes to get the IssuerID from the bank terminal. Me.IsID=Me.IssuerID is simply not working. Is it another way doing this?
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    Using Access VBA code to copy between unbound- and bound fields

    I have 2 fields in an MS Access form "BTKForm" sending and picking up data form a bank terminal. Code is executed by clicking a Button on the form. Field 1, "IssuerID", is an Unbound field picking up a code from the bank terminal. It's numbers between 0 and 100, representing the Card provider...
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