Anyone have any other idea's on how to fix this?? Or if someone could post the code to change those properties back to "yes", i would greatly appreciate it. HiTechCoach Well-known member. Local time Today, Joined Mar 6, Messages 4, I allows keep the setting set to NO.
The user must click an edit button to set them to yes. I find this helps protect the data. To set the properties for a sub form from the Parent form use: Me. This way it gets reset every time a record is displayed. I have never had this issue with Access with all 's of users. Curious, what version of Access you are using? You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads K. Subform not showing new records.
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I want to be a programmer. Get Ahead by Going Headless. Achieving a true 3-Tiered Architecture through Load Balancing. Follow us! Get the Latest Bytes Updates. By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Allow Additions property not working blakerrr 27 Hi All, I have a subform, which needs to allow for additions. Cancel Changes. NET VB. NET allow nulls in strongly typed data set asp. Is it even possible to not allow additions but allow editing?
I could be going about it the wrong way. Any help is appreciated! On the current event of the form you can use the NewRecord property to check if you are at a new record, prompt user that they can't add record here then use Me.
Undo to go back. Cheers, Vlad. I don't think we're on the same page When the form opens, data entry is defaulted to "no". The only way the user is able to add new records is by clicking the command button that changes data entry to "yes".
Allow additions is also defaulted to "no", which is why when you open the form the subforms are not visible. I want the user to be able to edit records but not add any additions when they open the form. If they click the command button, they'll be able to add new records This is working properly, if you click the button, the subforms are visible again. Clicking the command button again changes data entry back to "no", and the subforms become invisible again. The desired result is: when you open the form you can view the records and make edits to them, clicking the command button allows the user to create new records, and clicking it again changes it back to editing only.
The issue I'm trying to overcome here is that if allow additions is set to "yes" and data entry is set to "no", it is possible to accidentally add a new record without meaning to. I was trying to overcome this by setting allow additions to "no", but this makes the subforms invisible, which is supposedly because they're not opening to the first record. I did what you said, and it caused issues with the form. It would work at first at least I think it would, hadn't gotten around to testing it it stopped new entries , but after using the command button to go from data entry "yes" to "no" a few times, it starts to give errors in my code.
Heres what I did: Code:. Fail again. Fail better. A sking for help isn't giving up. Its refusing to give up.
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