Hello,
I am trying to figure out how to use a vbYesNo msg box to open up if a specific field is left null. Field name: cbo_Status. It is a dropdown menu. If it is left null, then the popup will open offering to insert a value for them which would be "Working" or they could press no and it place them back into that field. (I had one that was some-what succesful in my attempt, but for one it still opened the standard access 'not in list' type of error box. I didn't like how it worked anyway, so I want to start afresh this time)
Part two of this is question is that this being a drop down menu I also want to limit the values they can insert into the field. I have it set to value list and set it to limit to list. Example of the values I have in there are: "Project Complete";"Working";"On-Hold";"Not Started" Those are just a few.
Thanks,
---roystreet
I am trying to figure out how to use a vbYesNo msg box to open up if a specific field is left null. Field name: cbo_Status. It is a dropdown menu. If it is left null, then the popup will open offering to insert a value for them which would be "Working" or they could press no and it place them back into that field. (I had one that was some-what succesful in my attempt, but for one it still opened the standard access 'not in list' type of error box. I didn't like how it worked anyway, so I want to start afresh this time)
Part two of this is question is that this being a drop down menu I also want to limit the values they can insert into the field. I have it set to value list and set it to limit to list. Example of the values I have in there are: "Project Complete";"Working";"On-Hold";"Not Started" Those are just a few.
Thanks,
---roystreet