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I currently do not track users logged in to database since I have 4 people that are inputting all information. My goal is to have 1st level reviewers add the accounts and then they would be an automatic feed for the 2nd level reviewers. I have minimal knowledge about access and have taught...

currently we have the 1st level reviewers emailing all of the accounts ready for 2nd level review. What I'm wanting to do is eliminate the emails of accounts ready to refer and have them populate for the 2nd level reviewers by a priority that I can set.

I have a database that we use to track accounts referred to FC versus denied. Is there a way I can have our 1st level reviewers input necessary information and then those forms created for today would queue to the 2nd level reviewers that actually either refer or deny the accounts? I am...

i am able to run the query fine from design view - 6 from 1 table

I made no changes to the macro at all. Just to the query - and all I did to the query was change the information I want pulled.

I made some changes to my query and I'm now receiveing the error above. Action Failed: Macro name: mcrExportDailyReview Condtion: True Action Name Transfer Spreadsheet What did I change that caused the problem?

What is this error that we are all of a sudden receiving when trying to get into the database?

Access 2003 is what we use. Will you send that back so I can try it again? will the >* button (not on navigation) get you to the account # field?

2nd reviews form

hope this works

Hope this worked

how do I do that?

no, I do not have anything in GOT FOCUS event

Private Sub Form_Current() If Me.NewRecord = True Then Me.Account_Number.SetFocus End If End Sub still going to field BELOW Account_Number

Private Sub Form_Current() Me.Account_Number.SetFocus End Sub still not sending cursor to that field.

did that, thanks for specifying.....now the cursor goes to the field below code states to go to. :mad:

Private Sub save___go_to_new_record_Enter() If Me.NewRecord Then Me.Account Number.SetFocus End If End Sub Still doesn't bring the cursor to that field

When a new record is opened, I want the cursor to be at a certain field. I've tried giving the field tab the property of 0. I do not understand any languages used within access. Any help is appreciated!!

i do not have it split, not sure how I would do that either. I have VERY basic knowledge on this. Is there a way to have the macro save record instead of save changes to form?

In the database form, I created a button that is connected to a macro that "saves" current form and brings to new form but users are receiving the error above. How can I make it not give that error? What needs to be added to macro/command button?