Please help,
I have this table ‘Source_RM’:
Source.........Raw Material.....Waste Date.....Waste Quantity
Store.............Sugar...........13/06/2013.................10
Store.............Salt...............12/06/2013.................13
Production....Sugar............17/06/2013.................10
Vendor..........Sugar............15/06/2013.................10
I have a main form where the client can perform queries passed on controls (text box, combo box ..)
In the main form I need to display a query result passed on combo box value:
The result wanted: the client choose the source from a combo box "cmbSource" so the result will be a table contain the source and total waste i.e.:
Source...Total
Store.......23
What I did is:
Created a form (“Blank Form”) name it: frmResult
In the main form I added Subform, In subform wizard in use an existing form I chose ‘frmResult’
After I choose the source from ‘cmbSource ‘ and click the button’ cmdFilter’
I wrote this code in VBA :
Private Sub cmdFilter_Click()
Me.FormTemp.Form.RecordSource = "SELECT Source_ID, SUM(Quantity) AS Total FROM Source_RM WHERE Source = ' " & Me. cmbSource.Value & " ' GROUP BY Source_ID;"
End Sub
After I click the button, the FormTemp has the RecordSource (I know from the record number at the bottom bar’ 1 of 1’) but the FormTemp still blank .. I need to show the result of query in FormTemp
Note : Date entry in FormTemp is set to NO.
I put the default view of FormTemp to Datasheet.
Please any Ideas
Thank you
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In my Access dB, I have a Form ("frmSearch") with a Subform ("subFrmData") that references a query ("qryDynamicData").
The Main Form has 6 drop downs that filter the data table in the Subform. The combo boxes are cascading so that once you select one, the entries that appear in the remaining combo boxes are only those entries in the query that correlate to the first selection. The goal is to keep making the data in the Subform data table shorter and shorter. Here are the fields in the combo boxes:
Region
Account Executive
Manager
Engineer
Stage
Project Number ("ProjectSLCT")
When the user filters down to where the list of projects they are looking at is small enough, they use the final combo box ("Project Number") to select an entry from the table. Doing this brings up another form ("MPC_ProjectNotes") as a pop-up form where they can keep track of project specifics. The event looks like this:
DoCmd.OpenForm "MPC_ProjectNotes", , , "Project_Number= '" & Me.ProjectSLCT.Value & "'"
I want to create a Next Record button on the "MPC_ProjectNotes" form that would in effect allow them to run through the steps of selecting the next item in the ProjectSLCT dropdown and thereby relaunching the MPC_ProjectNotes form with the next item from the combo box (and from the datasheet in "subFrmData") without having to close the MPC_ProjectNotes form and adjust the combo box.
Any thoughts? I don't really even know what to google to get myself pointed in the right direction on this. It seems "Next Buttons" aren't generally setup to work across forms.
Ok, here is what I would suggest:
In place of launching form MPC_ProjectNotes to ONE reocrd?
Why not launch the form with the SAME criteria and list as your combo box ProjectSLCT.
Now, we would of course land in the first reocrd of ProjectSLCT. but that's probably ok!
Now say if ProjectSLCT was NOT on the first record? Then we would simple have to add one extra step: move the form to the right record.
So, the logic is this:
Launch the 2nd form to the same "list" as the combo box.
Move the 2nd form to the SAME item currently selected in the combo box.
Now, you don't even have to write a next/previous button, but can simple display the built in navigation buttons. Since the form is LIMITED to the same list, then regular navigation in that form will work and work without you having to write any code!
So someplace in your first form, you EVENTUALLY wind up with this:
combobox data source = select * from tblWhoKnows where (CRITERA GOES HERE!!!).
So, now we simple launch the 2nd form with this:
DoCmd.OpenForm "MPC_ProjectNotes", , , (CRITERA GOES HERE!!!)
Now the form is loaded with the SAME list. We just this extra line of code to move/jump the form to the current selected row in the combo.
forms("MPC_ProjectNotes").RecordSet.FindFirst "Project_Number= '" & Me.ProjectSLCT.Value & "'"
So we open the form to the "list", and then jump to the corrent combo box selected. The result is a form that you can navagate teh combo list, but we jump/started out on the same combox selected item from that list in the form.
So the code will look something like this:
DoCmd.OpenForm "MPC_ProjectNotes", , , (CRITERA GOES HERE!!!)
Forms("MPC_ProjectNotes").RecordSet.FindFirst "Project_Number= '" & Me.ProjectSLCT.Value & "'"
You will of course "change" the above "CRITERA" to the SAME criteria you used in your code to fill out the last combo box.
So I'm new to Access 365, and I'm working on a database for my church's cemetery. I have a "main" form that will house searches and the results of said searches (https://i.imgur.com/v6ZmDx2.png).
So I'd like to put a box on this form that when I press the "Run Query" button, updates with all records matching the criteria. I have the query working, and if I go into the individual search form and search, it works fine.
If I try dragging the query onto the main form, I get a SearchQuery subform, but when I go into form view, I have to fill out data before the form even loads. I need it to only update after I click the button, so that I can enter info, THEN search (https://i.imgur.com/6jJ416o.png & https://i.imgur.com/XPPpg6S.png). If I click cancel, it loads fine, but when I type in data to the search then press "Run Query", it still prompts me for the info (https://i.imgur.com/FKbZ6WK.png).
Thanks in advance!
Your code is constructing criteria with control names as the data to search in, must use table field names. Remove the Result_ from each expression.
Coffin and Cremation radio buttons are within an OptionGroup control. This means you must test for the value of the OptionGroup, not the controls within the group. Clicking radio button sets value of the OptionGroup control. Following is revised code for the OptionGroup and checkboxes. Note removal of Result_ - fix the other conditional expressions as well. Might want to rename the OptionGroup control.
'Coffin/Cremation
If Not IsNull(Me.optGroup) Then strFilter = strFilter & "([Coffin/Cremation] = " & Me.optGroup & ") AND "
'Veteran
If Not IsNull(Me.Veteran) Then strFilter = strFilter & "([Veteran] = " & Me.Veteran & ") AND "
'Monument
If Not IsNull(Me.Monument) Then strFilter = strFilter & "([Monument] = " & Me.Monument & ") AND "
Why is the Clear Search button using EmbeddedMacro? Code to clear search parameters:
Private Sub cmdReset_Click()
'Purpose: Clear all the search boxes in the Form Header, and show all records again.
Dim ctl As Control
'Clear all the controls in the Form Header section.
For Each ctl In Me.Section(acHeader).Controls
Select Case ctl.ControlType
Case acTextBox, acComboBox, acCheckBox, acOptionGroup
ctl.Value = Null
End Select
Next
'Remove the form's filter.
Me.FilterOn = False
End Sub
Consider using comboboxes instead of textboxes to help users enter valid data. Can still allow any input and use LIKE/wildcard. RowSource SQL could be like:
SELECT DISTINCT [Last Name] FROM A ORDER BY [Last Name];
Advise not to use space nor punctuation/special characters (only exception is underscore) in naming convention.
You can access any form from the subform as follows:
MainForm: LOAN SETTLEMENT FORM
ex:
Forms![LOAN SETTLEMENT FORM]!txtEMP_ID.Value = Me.EMP_ID.Value
Forms![LOAN SETTLEMENT FORM]!txtEMP_NAME.Value = Me.EMP_NAME.Value
I have a main form with a subform. The subform is continuous and shows all of the records. The main form works great for adding and editing records. I need to be able to double click on a record in the subform and that record be displayed on the main form for editing.
By experience I reccomend you to achieve what you are trying by placing two subforms into the master one. In one you have the list and in the other the details.
In the master form you place a hidden link field that is populated when you doubleclik on the list.
This field, let´s call it [link] is the Link Master Field in the detail subform, and the Link Child Field is the id (primary key) to identify your selection.
This will link your double click (or simple) with showing the details.
I found a solution that works to move to display the record from the subform in the master for editing.
In the DblClick event on the subform I put in the following code:
Let Forms!FrmNotes.CboNotesID = TxtNotesID 'TxtNotesID is the ID on the subform
Call Me.Parent.DisplayRecord
On the main for I created
Public Sub DisplayRecord()
CboNotesID.SetFocus
DoCmd.SearchForRecord , "", acFirst, "[NotesID] = " & "'" & Screen.ActiveControl & "'"
End Sub
In Access, I have a main form with a listbox. The listbox is used to navigate to different records on the main form. The main form also has a button with the following code to open a dialog form on which I add a new record.
Private Sub New_Btn_Click()
DoCmd.OpenForm "New Issue", , , , acFormAdd, acDialog
Requery
Me.ID_Box.SetFocus
End Sub
After I close the dialog form, I want the listbox to update and to select the new record that added on the "New Issue" form AND I want the main form to navigate to the new record.
I cannot figure out how to make either of these actions occur. Please help me find the best method for these steps.
Assuming the listbox has a rowsource, you can requery the ListBox to show the new record like this:
ListBox1.Requery
Then to move the 'main' form to the latest record (assuming the ID/PK is an autonumber field, which is how the form recordsource is sorted):
DoCmd.GoToRecord , "MainFormNameHere",acLast
If you don't have an ordered recordset, you can use
Me.Recordset.FindFirst "PrimaryKeyField = " & NewRecordPK
Where NewRecordPK is a variable with the new records primary key stored.
You could call this from the dialog if you like. Just make sure you save the record first using something like Docmd.Save Then,
Forms!frmMainForm.Form.Recordset.FindFirst "PrimaryKeyField = " & Me.PrimaryKeyField
I have a set of ComboBox's in an MS Access 2003 DB that are all bound to fields in a single table. However, the data that they allow you to select doesn't come from that table and instead comes from various other tables. This works fine for the record creation story but now I want to be able to edit the record retroactively. The problem is that I can't figure out how to refill the form elements without writing a bunch of custom code.
My initial inclination is to provide a combo box that limits your choices to record IDs and then do a custom query and use that to set the selected values in all of different form elements. However, I feel like I should be able to do something as simple as DoCmd.GoToRecord , , , ID and the form should repopulate just fine. I'm not opposed to doing the busy work but I'm sure I'm just missing something in my relatively puny knowledge of VBA and Access.
Just to add to the mix, I would offer two approaches, one recommended, the other not.
Approach 1: If you've bound your form to the whole data table (this is the non-recommended approach), you can use the combo box wizard to navigate to the requested record, but I wouldn't recommend it in recent versions of Access:
a. it doesn't allow you to properly name the combo box before it creates code.
b. the code is just WRONG.
Here's the code I just produced in my test database:
Dim rs As Object
Set rs = Me.Recordset.Clone
rs.FindFirst "[InventoryID] = " & Str(Nz(Me![Combo2], 0))
If Not rs.EOF Then Me.Bookmark = rs.Bookmark
This is wrong in so many ways it's just remarkable. This is what the code should be:
With Me.RecordsetClone
.FindFirst "[ID]=" & Me!cmbMyComboBox
If Not .NoMatch Then
If Me.Dirty Then Me.Dirty = False
Me.Bookmark = .Bookmark
Else
MsgBox "Not Found!"
End If
End With
There is no need to clone the form's recordset when the RecordsetClone already exists.
There is no reason to use an object variable when you can just directly use the pre-existing object.
There needs to be a check for a dirty record before departing the record because if you don't force the save, errors in the save process can lead to lost data.
But the better approach is this:
Approach 2: Use the combo box to change the form's underlying recordsource.
The AfterUpdate event of your combo box would look something like this:
If Not IsNull(Me!cmbMyComboBox) Then
Me.Recordsource = Me.Recordsource & " WHERE [ID]=" & Me!cmbMyComboBox
End If
Now, this only works the first time, as on the second resetting of the Recordsource, you end up with two WHERE clauses, which is not good. There are two approaches:
a. assuming that the form opens without a WHERE clause, store the opening recordsource value in a module-level variable in the form's OnLoad event:
Private Sub Form_Load()
strRecordsource = Left(Me.Recordsource,Len(Me.Recordsource)-1)
End Sub
And at the module level, define strRecordsource accordingly:
Dim strRecordsource As String
Then in the combo box's AfterUpdate event, you have this instead:
Me.Recordsource = strRecordsource & " WHERE [ID]=" & Me!cmbMyComboBox
Now, if your form opens with a WHERE clause already defined, it gets more complicated, but I'll not go into that and leave it as an exercise to the reader what the best approach might be.
I presume that you've already set up the row sources for each combo box. So long as you haven't limited the combo box to that list; it should display what you have stored in that column.
However, if your Combo Box changes its list for each row you can do something like this in the record's OnCurrent event or the field's GotFocus event:
Me.combo_box_name.Requery
After re-reading your question, I think I see what you are trying to achieve. You're on the right track with GotoRecord, although I would probably use OpenForm in this case, because it has a WhereCondition property that allows you to use SQL to specify exactly what record to open. It sounds like you want to implement a "jump to record" type functionality in your form, where the user selects a record ID from a list and the form changes to display the selected record.
One possibility is to switch to the new record each time the user selects an item in the ComboBox. You can handle this in the ComboBox's Click event.
I'll use a simple example: suppose you have a Students table, and a StudentForm for viewing/editing records in the Students table. The StudentForm has a ComboBox cboStudentID that is bound to the Students.ID column via it's RowSource property. When you select a student ID in the ComboBox, the StudentsForm will switch to display the corresponding student record.
In the Click event handler for the ComboBox, you can code this "jump to record" functionality with something like the following:
Private Sub cboStudentID_Click()
Dim recordID As Long
'The ItemData property will return the value of the bound'
'column at the specified index.'
recordID = cboStudentID.ItemData(cboStudentID.ListIndex)
'Jump to the record. This assumes we want to use the same form.'
'You can change the form name if you want to open a different form when'
'the user selects an ID from the ComboBox.'
DoCmd.OpenForm "StudentForm", WhereCondition:="Student.ID=" & recordID
End Sub
As David W. Fenton points out in the comments, you can shorten the following line:
recordID = cboStudentID.ItemData(cboStudentID.ListIndex)
to this:
recordID = Me!cboStudentID
or just:
recordID = cboStudentID
since the default value of the ComboBox in this case will be the value of the bound column at the current ListIndex. In this case, you could just remove recordID altogether and code the Click event as follows:
Private Sub cboStudentID_Click()
DoCmd.OpenForm "StudentForm", WhereCondition:="Student.ID=" & cboStudentID
End Sub