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Old June 3rd, 2010, 05:13 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Jeff Boyce
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Default Skip pattern based on text box value

Not sure how this responds to the original poster's request...

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Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"sandypeter111" wrote in
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Jeff Boyce;3741109 Wrote:
What is the data type of the field underlying that control on the form?

Are you saying that you have one control per question? If so, what
happens
when you add/remove a question? Doesn't that require you to modify all
your
forms, queries, etc.?

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Microsoft Access MVP

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"laeldo" wrote in message
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Hi, I have a text control. People will be typing either words or
numbers into it. If they type 99 I want to skip down several
questions. Here's the condition for my macro:

[Forms]![frmFB213]![FB215]=99

The action is 'Go to control' and the control name points to question
FB229. I've put my macro in the AfterUpdate section, but nothing is
happening. I'm suspecting this is because the answer is free-text. All
my skip patterns based on combo boxes are working well. I've tried
putting single and double quotes around the 99, I've tried using the
"Like" feature with 99 in and not in quotes. Can anyone tell me what
I'm missing? Thanks so much!
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