AfterUpdate on the chkbox should do this.
Private Sub Payment_AfterUpdate()
Me.Amount_Outstanding = 0
End Sub
But I think the =[Total Price] would mess it up somewhere.
From memory, so it might be wrong...
On the navigation bar on the left hand side of the screen, near the top of it. There is a "<<" control. Click it to show a drop down menu. The option should be in there!
I don't. It's the End User I have to think like. Alot of them use the scroll wheel to naivgate records and/or PgDown/PgUp and/or the new record symbol (=>*) as a "sign" of saving/completing edit of a record. I have now disabled the creation of new records in frmFinance. The Cycle property is...
Ahhhh, just had a brainwave. Saw a post of John's and it inspired me. I've got it working using this...
Private Sub Form_Current()
If IsNull(Me.txtSUCharge) Then
Me.txtSUCharge = IIf([txtLanguage] = "BSL", 70, 50)
End If
End Sub
If anyone has a better way, please let me know!
Yeah I didn't explain myself very well did i? Ok here it goes.
tblBookings and tblFinance are linked in relationship manager.
frmBookings is directly based off tblBookings. Where as frmFinance is based on qryFinance which pulls together selected fields from both tblBookings & tblFinance. The...
Yeah that's what I thought. I did try putting it in OnCurrent, but then it assumes I am filling in a record, and won't let me move to the next record without me filling in the specified PK. That only happens when I click =>| or =>*.
Is this more hassle than it's worth? It's not for me, it's...
:confused: It doesn't work.
Does it have anything to do with the fact that whatever is in [Language] isn't inputted by the end user on the frmFinance. It's pulled from tblBookings. The value (language field) is inputted by the end user on the frmBookings.
So whenever frmFinance is opened...
I need my form – frmFinance – to automatically select between two different values depending on what value is in another txt box. However, sometimes this value needs to be manually edited (in very rare cases, say less than 5% of the time).
frmFinance is based on a qry; qryFinance. This pulls...
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