Solved Calling Public Module

[Weekleyba]

How would you set this module up to check for the parent form creation of the ProjectID, (which is the primary key of the parent form)?
I have eight subforms where I want to use this.
Maybe I just need to place the code in all eight, since the Me.Undo is going to change also?
Thoughts?

It highlights the "Me" in If Me.Parent.ProjectID & "" = "" Then

 

[Minty]

Unless the code is in the forms module you can't use Me.

You could pass the calling form in as a parameter and then refer to it explicitly in the code.
Alternatively, disable the sub form until the project ID is filled out.

 

[MajP]

Public Function CheckParentProjectID( frm as access.form)
   ....
  frm.undo
  frm.parent.[Project Name].setFocus
end function

call CheckParentProjectID (ME)

 

[Weekleyba]

Public Function CheckParentProjectID( frm as access.form)
   ....
  frm.undo
  frm.parent.[Project Name].setFocus
end function

call CheckParentProjectID (ME)

Maj P,
I'm getting this error.
Not sure what I'm doing wrong here.

 

[Josef P.]

Codemodule and procedure must have different names.

 

[Weekleyba]

Thanks to all!
Here's my solution that I can not put in every subform to check if the parent form has a ProjectID already created.