In the database form, I created a button that is connected to a macro that "saves" current form and brings to new form but users are receiving the error above. How can I make it not give that error? What needs to be added to macro/command button?
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Is this a multi-user database?
If so, is it split into a front end and back end, as it should be?
What code are you using for this 'save?'
'Saving a form' actually means saving design changes that have been made to the form, it is not the same as 'saving the records' on the form.
If so, is it split into a front end and back end, as it should be?
What code are you using for this 'save?'
'Saving a form' actually means saving design changes that have been made to the form, it is not the same as 'saving the records' on the form.
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A quick question too - Why in the world in your relationships do you have MSysNavPaneGroup..etc. in there? The three tables in your relationships window shouldn't be there at all.
Second - you should not have the Shift Bypass Key disabled when uploading a sample. Fortunately I have a shift key bypass disabler quickly handy so I was able to get in.
Third - Which form and which button are you talking about?
Second - you should not have the Shift Bypass Key disabled when uploading a sample. Fortunately I have a shift key bypass disabler quickly handy so I was able to get in.
Third - Which form and which button are you talking about?
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