Arthur Fuller
fuller.artful at gmail.com
Thu Sep 6 00:08:37 CDT 2007
Good idea, Steve. Thanks. Not difficult to implement, and presents a nice audit trail. A. On 9/6/07, Steve Schapel <miscellany at mvps.org> wrote: > > Arthur, > > A possibly more sophisticated approach could be achieved by having the > records displayed on a form which is totally disabled, and with the > Allow Additions property set to No. And then, new records can be added > either via > a) a separate popup single view form that does not allow access to > existing records, or... > b) via unbound controls in the form header, and submitted to the > transactions table via an Append Query > > You might also consider this, which is what I have done in one of my > applications recently... Use a separate form or subform for the > "adjustment" records, in which case you can display additional fields > for a reference to the original transaction that is being adjusted, and > a note field for an explanation for the adjustment. > > Regards > Steve >