Save/Record/Delete buttons on a subform

[vbaInet]

I'm pretty sure the post didn't explicitly mention "setting focus to multiple subforms at the same time" And my post was directed to Kubalism.

 

[RainLover]

I'm pretty sure the post didn't explicitly mention "setting focus to multiple subforms at the same time" And my post was directed to Kubalism.

No but it was implied.

And my post was not directed to Kubalism

 

[Kubalism]

So it is a possible that if i use a vba code and make a sequence like, setfocus and save subform 1, subform 2 and so on? same goes to the delete? Because if it is possible, the advice given by vbaInet is what I am going to do.

 

[RainLover]

OK

I will get out of the way and let VBAiNet run you through the code that you want.

 

[vbaInet]

OK

I will get out of the way and let VBAiNet run you through the code that you want.

Your help might still be needed though By the way, the "vba" in my username may not actually mean "Visual Basic for Applications" hence the lowercase.

@Kubalism: some aircode

for  x = 0 to me.controls.count -1
    with me.controls(x)
        if .type = acsubform then
            .setfocus
            ' set focus to one of the texboxes here too
        end if
    end with
next

 

[RainLover]

vbaInet

Why are you entertaining the idea that you can go back to a Form that has been saved and then save it again.

Not my idea of a fun time, but if you have time to waste then that is up to you.

I like to say that I have been wrong before and I will be wrong again. If you think it is possible to leave a Bound Form without it saving I would like to here about that.

 

[vbaInet]

That's a good point RainLover. I wasn't thinking along those lines.

 

[RainLover]

So it is a possible that if i use a vba code and make a sequence like, setfocus and save subform 1, subform 2 and so on? same goes to the delete? Because if it is possible, the advice given by vbaInet is what I am going to do.

So Kubalism,

Where are you up to. Is everything working the way you wish.