Arthur Fuller
fuller.artful at gmail.com
Wed Sep 5 22:45:12 CDT 2007
I've developed this software and I totally agree with the accountant's analysis, which reduces to: recorded transactions are history and cannot be edited. All you are allowed to do is add an adjustment that refers to some previous transaction and supplies a positive or negative number as the adjustment. My question is this: given a continuous form or datasheet presentation of the data, how do I prevent editing of the existing rows while also allowing new rows to be added? Is this as simple as the Allow Edits / Allow Deletes / Allow Inserts properties on the property sheet? I've never experimented with these, but suddenly I need to know. I need to prevent editing of any existing transaction but allow addition of new transactions. Is this as simple as those aforementioned flags on the properties sheet? A.