Should be a simple thing, but I can't find it referenced anywhere on this site or on Microsoft's.
I have a form with a lot of project data on it, which I would like users to be able to search through using the FilterByForm method, which I like. I just want to make the process a little more intuitive for non-Access folks.
First: I want all filters to be deleted when I exit a form (or on openI guess; one or the other); equivalent to what happens when one manually does "clear grid".
Second: I want to have a button on the form which then activates "FilterByForm" with a clear grid, ready for the user to fill in a few fields with some search data. (Note: I already tried building a command button to FilterByForm, which is possible, but when built, what the button really does is just apply the last old filter used by whomever last used it.
An alternative to separating the above two steps would be to combine them such that the button click first clears the grid, then opens the blank FilterByForm view.
Help?
smathisen
I have a form with a lot of project data on it, which I would like users to be able to search through using the FilterByForm method, which I like. I just want to make the process a little more intuitive for non-Access folks.
First: I want all filters to be deleted when I exit a form (or on openI guess; one or the other); equivalent to what happens when one manually does "clear grid".
Second: I want to have a button on the form which then activates "FilterByForm" with a clear grid, ready for the user to fill in a few fields with some search data. (Note: I already tried building a command button to FilterByForm, which is possible, but when built, what the button really does is just apply the last old filter used by whomever last used it.
An alternative to separating the above two steps would be to combine them such that the button click first clears the grid, then opens the blank FilterByForm view.
Help?
smathisen