Hope/think this is the right forum group for my issue.
I/we are running several essential databases originally programmed in Access 2000 that run fine in windows XP. We recently changed all workstation/pcs to Windows 7 operating system and plan to instaull Access 2010 each machine. So I'm currently testing the A2K programs in Access 2010 on a pc with windows 7 .
Several forms have a combo box (originally created with the wizard)in the form header that find a record on the form. All work fine in XP. The code in the afterupdate event is:
Me.RecordsetClone.FindFirst "[MRNUM] = " & Me![Combo47]
'Me.Bookmark = Me.RecordsetClone.Bookmark
However they do not work in the Access 2010. Based on some searching I've done...it seems this issue is a known bug. I have spent a fair amount of time searching web for a fix. I found a few that seemed easy enough to try..including recreating the combo box with the Acess 2010 wizard and trying a macro I found in another forum... but so far none have worked.
Therefore, I respectfully request assistance/guideance.
Since I am a relative newbie to Access, if suggestion includes code please be kind enough to indicate the keystrokes (text) to create the desired result and where it should be placed.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Regards...Larry G
I/we are running several essential databases originally programmed in Access 2000 that run fine in windows XP. We recently changed all workstation/pcs to Windows 7 operating system and plan to instaull Access 2010 each machine. So I'm currently testing the A2K programs in Access 2010 on a pc with windows 7 .
Several forms have a combo box (originally created with the wizard)in the form header that find a record on the form. All work fine in XP. The code in the afterupdate event is:
Me.RecordsetClone.FindFirst "[MRNUM] = " & Me![Combo47]
'Me.Bookmark = Me.RecordsetClone.Bookmark
However they do not work in the Access 2010. Based on some searching I've done...it seems this issue is a known bug. I have spent a fair amount of time searching web for a fix. I found a few that seemed easy enough to try..including recreating the combo box with the Acess 2010 wizard and trying a macro I found in another forum... but so far none have worked.
Therefore, I respectfully request assistance/guideance.
Since I am a relative newbie to Access, if suggestion includes code please be kind enough to indicate the keystrokes (text) to create the desired result and where it should be placed.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Regards...Larry G