I'm asking what code is in the event that takes you back to the
*switchboard*.
Try adding the line to the end of that code.

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> Hey Allen,
> "Go back to Switchboard" from frmSearchResults was intended to take the
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>> > understand/debug -
>> > nothing fancy here!
ChicagoPete - 30 Jul 2008 16:46 GMT
Sorry, my misunderstanding...
I used the button wizard and it created the On Click event with an Embedded
Macro of CLOSE form.
AAAHaaa! So all it is doing is just closing my frmSearchResults form and
since the frmSearch is still open that's why I see my 'old' input.
> I'm asking what code is in the event that takes you back to the
> *switchboard*.
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> >> > understand/debug -
> >> > nothing fancy here!
ChicagoPete - 30 Jul 2008 16:51 GMT
Sorry - just reread my last post.
On frmSearchResults I have the button "Return to Search" - this is my
problem. When clicked it merely closes the frmSearchResults form and since
frmSearch is still open that's why I see my old entries. My intention is when
the button Return to Search is clicked, frmSearch opens with all blank fields
- ready for a new search.
The button "Return to Switchboard" works fine..
Sorry again for the confusion - is it still Monday?
> I'm asking what code is in the event that takes you back to the
> *switchboard*.
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> >> > understand/debug -
> >> > nothing fancy here!
ChicagoPete - 30 Jul 2008 18:03 GMT
I reviewed what the 'button wizard' did and I added some addditional
actions/arguments to open and close the forms as needed.
Thanks again for your time and patience.
> Sorry - just reread my last post.
>
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> > >> > understand/debug -
> > >> > nothing fancy here!