Tony Septav
iggy at nanaimo.ark.com
Sun Jun 22 10:11:57 CDT 2008
Hey Gustav Yup, either method seems to be working. Gustav Brock wrote: >Hi Tony > >But then setting > > Cancel = True > >should work just as well. Looks much more clean to me. > >/gustav > > > >>>>iggy at nanaimo.ark.com 22-06-2008 16:48 >>> >>>> >>>> >Hey All >Thanks Gustav. > >What I found. >BeforeUpdate on a control fires before the code in a button on the form >when it is clicked. >BeforeUpDate on a form fires after the code in a button on the form when >it is clicked. > >What I did (still needs to be fully tested). >Added my main form as a subform to a blank main form, and moved my >buttons from the (now) subform to the main form. At the moment (as >mentioned a few scenarios to test), the BeforeUpate in the subform fires >before the code in the button on the main form, so the docmd.cancelevent >works. > > > > >