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Ok people I appreciate that their are access guru's just waiting to pounce on the newbie access developers but here goes.
I have developed a small ordering system and wish to place a button directly into the form. The form is the actual purcase order that an employee would fill in previous to sending off to a supplier (via winfax).
My question is how would I go about creating a button that previews ONLY that specific page the user is situated in at the time of ordering. At the moment I can create a satisfactory report for the Orders only ALL of orders are displayed when clicking the button. I wish for only the current single page to be displayed.
My main variable for this action would be ORDER ID. The button must activate the formatted report and not ask for the ORDER ID either as this could cause more confusion amongst the employees. It would have to be one simple button operation or nothing.
If anybody could provide me with some solid code examples or help this would be excellent. I appreciate their are possibly several different ways of approaching this problem but the more the merrier. If it means completely re-designing forms or reports then so be it I would just like to get the one nailed down once and for all.
Many thanks people.
This is a capture of the order form. Yes I have used datasheet for product selection but it is easier for copying and pasting previous order information. Continuous forms appear to be more presentable and robust (no re-sizing) but less flexible for data copying (a lot of employees like to create new purchase orders whilst retaining product order entries due to repeat manufacturing requirements).
I have developed a small ordering system and wish to place a button directly into the form. The form is the actual purcase order that an employee would fill in previous to sending off to a supplier (via winfax).
My question is how would I go about creating a button that previews ONLY that specific page the user is situated in at the time of ordering. At the moment I can create a satisfactory report for the Orders only ALL of orders are displayed when clicking the button. I wish for only the current single page to be displayed.
My main variable for this action would be ORDER ID. The button must activate the formatted report and not ask for the ORDER ID either as this could cause more confusion amongst the employees. It would have to be one simple button operation or nothing.
If anybody could provide me with some solid code examples or help this would be excellent. I appreciate their are possibly several different ways of approaching this problem but the more the merrier. If it means completely re-designing forms or reports then so be it I would just like to get the one nailed down once and for all.
Many thanks people.
This is a capture of the order form. Yes I have used datasheet for product selection but it is easier for copying and pasting previous order information. Continuous forms appear to be more presentable and robust (no re-sizing) but less flexible for data copying (a lot of employees like to create new purchase orders whilst retaining product order entries due to repeat manufacturing requirements).
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