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I got iT!!!!!!! You totally helped with you simply declaring it from the open form in the property. I had a naming conflict! I just saw it. The table was confused. I renamed the TitleID on the add version form to txtTitleID and declared that [TitleID] = me.txtTitleID and it wrote...

Here is my code so far. If I declare the TitleID in the save record it screams at me because I have bound it in the properties. If I do not bind and declare in the Save Record part of the Sub cmdSave_Click() there is no value pulled. Option Compare Database Private Sub Form_Load()...

OK - two things - First - Thank you so much for your help. Second - I have an issue. If I bind the TitleID to = Forms!PBCCUpdateForm!TitleID in the properties of the box, it does pull the Title ID but does not write it back to the Applications Table (leaves as 0). I need this to happen...

It is minimized on open of Add Version and restored on close.

I am trying to make a little adjustment (AddVersion) form that feeds from a form called PBCCUpdateForm. I need Add Version to record the selected Title ID from the PBCCUpdateForm so a new Version for that title can be added. Add Version has four properties - Textbox to hold TitleID, Input...

I am creating a Software Library. It has a form which needs the Software Title [Title], Version [Version], and a subform for all of the details based on Version. I need the Title to sync and make the Version list. Title is a combo box Lookup. Version is a list box. EX. Title = Microsoft...

I have a process that needs to be debugged but it won't get there - I need to force a debug in the error. Any suggestions? Help is appreciated. I commented out the Error and it did nothing. Then I commented out the components of the Error. Just looks like it goes through. EmailRef_Error...