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Error with opening navigation subform to SPECIFIC record
Update records in subform powered by joined tablesAdd an existing record from a mainform to a subform when you click on the save buttonField names in Access subform populated with vba recordsetMS Access Referencing a Field in a Subform with multiple RecordsDoCmd.OpenForm Issue in 'Where' ClauseError 3251 when setting record source for subformReference a Subform in a SubformMS Access Event Model - Intercept Record WriteSort form when opening based on previous form criteriaMove to another record via combobox doesn't work in some circumstances
I am trying to open a navigation subform to a specific record. Below is my code.
List_22is displayingtblMainDERS.Reference Number is a string. Reference Number exists in
tblMainDERSandtblMCVfrmMCVis displayingtblMCV. (I tried usingtblMCV.[Reference Number] = RefNum, but that does not work either)
Everything works EXCEPT for the where statement in the BrowseTo line. My form opens to frmMCV in the navigation pane of frmERS, but displays the first record in the table, instead of the one specified by the reference number.
Private Sub List22_DblClick(Cancel As Integer)
If Not IsNull(Me.List22.Column(0)) Then
RefNum = Me.List22.Column(0)
Application.Echo False
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmERS", , , ("tblMainDERS.[Reference Number]= '" & RefNum & "'")
DoCmd.BrowseTo acBrowseToForm, "frmMCV", "frmERS.NavigationSubform", ("tblMainDERS.[Reference Number] = '" & RefNum & "'")
Application.Echo True
End If
End Sub
Any help would be appreciated.
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I am trying to open a navigation subform to a specific record. Below is my code.
List_22is displayingtblMainDERS.Reference Number is a string. Reference Number exists in
tblMainDERSandtblMCVfrmMCVis displayingtblMCV. (I tried usingtblMCV.[Reference Number] = RefNum, but that does not work either)
Everything works EXCEPT for the where statement in the BrowseTo line. My form opens to frmMCV in the navigation pane of frmERS, but displays the first record in the table, instead of the one specified by the reference number.
Private Sub List22_DblClick(Cancel As Integer)
If Not IsNull(Me.List22.Column(0)) Then
RefNum = Me.List22.Column(0)
Application.Echo False
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmERS", , , ("tblMainDERS.[Reference Number]= '" & RefNum & "'")
DoCmd.BrowseTo acBrowseToForm, "frmMCV", "frmERS.NavigationSubform", ("tblMainDERS.[Reference Number] = '" & RefNum & "'")
Application.Echo True
End If
End Sub
Any help would be appreciated.
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Do the openargs work ok in the previous line? also, you sayfrmMCV is displaying tblMCV.but your criteria istblMainDERS.[Reference Number]?
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 21 at 14:03
The previous line works flawlessly. When I enter tblMCV.[Reference Number] = RefNum, a pop up appears asking for the parameter after a DblClk on the list box
– kjadbgnkadbg
Mar 21 at 14:10
Can you add some screen shots of these values, just a screen grab of the table column, to show some values, so people can try to replicate. One thing, there are no autofilters/opening code etc on the form you are trying to open that could interfere?
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 21 at 15:04
add a comment |
I am trying to open a navigation subform to a specific record. Below is my code.
List_22is displayingtblMainDERS.Reference Number is a string. Reference Number exists in
tblMainDERSandtblMCVfrmMCVis displayingtblMCV. (I tried usingtblMCV.[Reference Number] = RefNum, but that does not work either)
Everything works EXCEPT for the where statement in the BrowseTo line. My form opens to frmMCV in the navigation pane of frmERS, but displays the first record in the table, instead of the one specified by the reference number.
Private Sub List22_DblClick(Cancel As Integer)
If Not IsNull(Me.List22.Column(0)) Then
RefNum = Me.List22.Column(0)
Application.Echo False
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmERS", , , ("tblMainDERS.[Reference Number]= '" & RefNum & "'")
DoCmd.BrowseTo acBrowseToForm, "frmMCV", "frmERS.NavigationSubform", ("tblMainDERS.[Reference Number] = '" & RefNum & "'")
Application.Echo True
End If
End Sub
Any help would be appreciated.
vba ms-access access-vba
edited yesterday
Lee Mac
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asked Mar 21 at 13:50
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I am trying to open a navigation subform to a specific record. Below is my code.
List_22is displayingtblMainDERS.Reference Number is a string. Reference Number exists in
tblMainDERSandtblMCVfrmMCVis displayingtblMCV. (I tried usingtblMCV.[Reference Number] = RefNum, but that does not work either)
Everything works EXCEPT for the where statement in the BrowseTo line. My form opens to frmMCV in the navigation pane of frmERS, but displays the first record in the table, instead of the one specified by the reference number.
Private Sub List22_DblClick(Cancel As Integer)
If Not IsNull(Me.List22.Column(0)) Then
RefNum = Me.List22.Column(0)
Application.Echo False
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmERS", , , ("tblMainDERS.[Reference Number]= '" & RefNum & "'")
DoCmd.BrowseTo acBrowseToForm, "frmMCV", "frmERS.NavigationSubform", ("tblMainDERS.[Reference Number] = '" & RefNum & "'")
Application.Echo True
End If
End Sub
Any help would be appreciated.
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vba ms-access access-vba
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Do the openargs work ok in the previous line? also, you sayfrmMCV is displaying tblMCV.but your criteria istblMainDERS.[Reference Number]?
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 21 at 14:03
The previous line works flawlessly. When I enter tblMCV.[Reference Number] = RefNum, a pop up appears asking for the parameter after a DblClk on the list box
– kjadbgnkadbg
Mar 21 at 14:10
Can you add some screen shots of these values, just a screen grab of the table column, to show some values, so people can try to replicate. One thing, there are no autofilters/opening code etc on the form you are trying to open that could interfere?
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 21 at 15:04
add a comment |
Do the openargs work ok in the previous line? also, you sayfrmMCV is displaying tblMCV.but your criteria istblMainDERS.[Reference Number]?
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 21 at 14:03
The previous line works flawlessly. When I enter tblMCV.[Reference Number] = RefNum, a pop up appears asking for the parameter after a DblClk on the list box
– kjadbgnkadbg
Mar 21 at 14:10
Can you add some screen shots of these values, just a screen grab of the table column, to show some values, so people can try to replicate. One thing, there are no autofilters/opening code etc on the form you are trying to open that could interfere?
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 21 at 15:04
Do the openargs work ok in the previous line? also, you say
frmMCV is displaying tblMCV. but your criteria is tblMainDERS.[Reference Number] ?– Nathan_Sav
Mar 21 at 14:03
Do the openargs work ok in the previous line? also, you say
frmMCV is displaying tblMCV. but your criteria is tblMainDERS.[Reference Number] ?– Nathan_Sav
Mar 21 at 14:03
The previous line works flawlessly. When I enter tblMCV.[Reference Number] = RefNum, a pop up appears asking for the parameter after a DblClk on the list box
– kjadbgnkadbg
Mar 21 at 14:10
The previous line works flawlessly. When I enter tblMCV.[Reference Number] = RefNum, a pop up appears asking for the parameter after a DblClk on the list box
– kjadbgnkadbg
Mar 21 at 14:10
Can you add some screen shots of these values, just a screen grab of the table column, to show some values, so people can try to replicate. One thing, there are no autofilters/opening code etc on the form you are trying to open that could interfere?
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 21 at 15:04
Can you add some screen shots of these values, just a screen grab of the table column, to show some values, so people can try to replicate. One thing, there are no autofilters/opening code etc on the form you are trying to open that could interfere?
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 21 at 15:04
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Just use fieldname and parameter in the WHERE argument.
Simply: "[Reference Number]='" & RefNum & "'"
answered Mar 21 at 21:49
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Simply: "[Reference Number]='" & RefNum & "'"
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Simply: "[Reference Number]='" & RefNum & "'"
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Simply: "[Reference Number]='" & RefNum & "'"
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Do the openargs work ok in the previous line? also, you say
frmMCV is displaying tblMCV.but your criteria istblMainDERS.[Reference Number]?– Nathan_Sav
Mar 21 at 14:03
The previous line works flawlessly. When I enter tblMCV.[Reference Number] = RefNum, a pop up appears asking for the parameter after a DblClk on the list box
– kjadbgnkadbg
Mar 21 at 14:10
Can you add some screen shots of these values, just a screen grab of the table column, to show some values, so people can try to replicate. One thing, there are no autofilters/opening code etc on the form you are trying to open that could interfere?
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 21 at 15:04