B bigbigi Registered User. Local time Yesterday, 16:09 Joined Aug 3, 2007 Messages 17 Aug 7, 2007 #1 when use start-up the form the form is in last record...
RuralGuy AWF VIP Local time Yesterday, 17:09 Joined Jul 2, 2005 Messages 13,825 Aug 7, 2007 #2 I'm not sure I understand your request but if you bind your form to a query rather than a table, you can sort the query any way you want and the form should open on the 1st record in the recordset.
I'm not sure I understand your request but if you bind your form to a query rather than a table, you can sort the query any way you want and the form should open on the 1st record in the recordset.
B bigbigi Registered User. Local time Yesterday, 16:09 Joined Aug 3, 2007 Messages 17 Aug 7, 2007 #3 sorry for my sucks english >< actually i want creat are input form but do not want the user to edit or delete any previous record another question is that how to create a start-up catagory can lei the use to chose input / edit / find record thz for you ans
sorry for my sucks english >< actually i want creat are input form but do not want the user to edit or delete any previous record another question is that how to create a start-up catagory can lei the use to chose input / edit / find record thz for you ans
RuralGuy AWF VIP Local time Yesterday, 17:09 Joined Jul 2, 2005 Messages 13,825 Aug 7, 2007 #4 If you set the DataEntry property on the data tab of the property sheet for the form to YES then you will *only* see new records.
If you set the DataEntry property on the data tab of the property sheet for the form to YES then you will *only* see new records.
B bigbigi Registered User. Local time Yesterday, 16:09 Joined Aug 3, 2007 Messages 17 Aug 7, 2007 #5 RuralGuy said: If you set the DataEntry property on the data tab of the property sheet for the form to YES then you will *only* see new records. Click to expand... thanks for that
RuralGuy said: If you set the DataEntry property on the data tab of the property sheet for the form to YES then you will *only* see new records. Click to expand... thanks for that