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I am attempting to write a code so that when a command button is clicked, a
field in the form is automatically populated. In the "On Click" event procedure, I want to have code that indicates the following statement be entered into the field "Coverage Area": ed^jurisdiction^ALL I need the jurisdiction part of the statement to automatically be replaced with the actual jurisdiction of the user. This particular field is located on another table. The form that contains the command button is actually a sub form within the larger form that contains the field "jurisdiction." If everything was on one form, I would use the code: Coverage Area = "ed^" & [jurisdiction] & "^ALL" however, how can I refered a field (ie. jurisdication) when it is located on a different table and essentially a different form? Thank you very much for any assistance. LB |
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Lauren,
Try: Coverage Area = "ed^" & Me.Parent![jurisdiction] & "^ALL" assuming the name of the control on the main form is actually jusrisdiction; what the field is called in the underlying table is irrelevant, since the code "reads" the control on the form, not the field in the table! HTH, Nikos Lauren B wrote: I am attempting to write a code so that when a command button is clicked, a field in the form is automatically populated. In the "On Click" event procedure, I want to have code that indicates the following statement be entered into the field "Coverage Area": ed^jurisdiction^ALL I need the jurisdiction part of the statement to automatically be replaced with the actual jurisdiction of the user. This particular field is located on another table. The form that contains the command button is actually a sub form within the larger form that contains the field "jurisdiction." If everything was on one form, I would use the code: Coverage Area = "ed^" & [jurisdiction] & "^ALL" however, how can I refered a field (ie. jurisdication) when it is located on a different table and essentially a different form? Thank you very much for any assistance. LB |
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