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Be optimistic ^^ That's the first step ^^

I think I don't get this one :p

yes, that was bad dutch indeed :p

Ja ik spreek nederlands :p

Here it is

Sorry, I didn't see that. What do you mean by that?

Thx, but I know the difference, but my translation isn't that good ^^

Oke, sorry for the wrong translation. But in the combobox I can type in words also. This combobox is linked to a table. How can I automaticly add new words to this table?

It returend false.

he can't recognize NameOfControl

it's under Events

It's like this...

It's a listbox with inputfield. I'm workong in Access 2007 And I have the Dutch version, so it's hard to translate. (I'm Belgian) The listbox does have the function NotInList. You can wether select a String from the listbox or type in a String yourself

No it's a list with inputfield. Not a combobox

Yes, tried it also, but won't work. If I check with a MsgBox NewData, I get an empty box.

This query works when I link it to a button DoCmd.RunSQL ("Insert Into Customer (Customer) Values ('" & Customer.Value & "');") But when I put the code in the NotInlist-sub, it does nothing Private Sub CustomerNotInList(NewData As String, Response As Integer) DoCmd.RunSQL ("Insert Into...

No, it doesn't work.

Hi all, I have a table called Customers. In a form I have a list with inputfield linked to this table. If you type in a word in this list, and the word is not already in the table, is there a way to put it automaticly in the table? If tried with the next code when 'If not in list' : Private...

Thank you all ^^ This threat can be closed ^^

Oke, thanks for the answer. I'll solve it with a form. I know how to do it with forms, but I just wondered if it was possible with parameter boxes also.