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I have four combo boxes in a subform. The first is used to determine values in the second. The second and third are used to determine the values shown in the fourth combo box. How do I prevent the values I've selected in the previous subform record to keep from changing or disappearing when I...

Nothing else. Just the requery command. But thanks for your advice because after I scrapped the use of the macro to requery the BudgetID combo box and placed one line of code in an Event Procedure the requery works without the horrible autofilter error. I don't understand why one way works to...

EmpWorkBudgetID is not the name of the combo box. "requeryEmpWorkBudgetID" is the name of the macro I created to requery the "BudgetID" combo box. Unfortunately I never get that far since this very annoying auto filter error keeps rearing it's ugly head every time I select a value from the...

I have been trying to create a simple subform with synced. combo boxes. However when trying to link the second combo box to the first I receive the attached error message when selecting a value in the first combo box. Anyone have any ideas why I would be receiving an autofilter error message...

Based on the information you've given I'm assuming the 'Level Number' field and it's related field on your Customer entry form exist in another table besides the Customer table. In this case you most likely are autolooking up the related field from the [enter other table name here]. You may try...

A third option is to set up the query that supports your data entry form to include the SupplierID field from the Order Table, I'm assuming supplierID is a foreign key in the Order table, and include the supporting supplier information fields from the Supplier table. Then set up a combo box to...