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Combo requery not showing new record

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CJ - 17 Nov 2005 20:08 GMT
Hi.

I have Access 2003

I have one form that uses a combo to find a record. When I use the combo,
the record fills in and a new blank row is shown below, ready for the next
lookup.

My problem is this, I have another form which is a copy of the first one but
with a different record source. On this second form, when I find the record
with the combo a new blank row does not show up, so I can not use it again.

I have tried switching between single form and continuous, but continuous
shows all of my products and that is not what I want.

I am not sure what the problem is here....something really mindless I'm sure.

Any ideas?

Thanks
OfficeDev18 - 17 Nov 2005 20:54 GMT
Check the "Allow Additions" property on the Property Sheet of the second form.
If it's set to 'No' then set it to 'Yes.'

HTH

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CJ - 17 Nov 2005 21:46 GMT
Good thought, but that's not it. Any other ideas?

> Check the "Allow Additions" property on the Property Sheet of the second form.
> If it's set to 'No' then set it to 'Yes.'
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CJ - 24 Nov 2005 18:11 GMT
Solved it!

My Default View needed to be Continuous Forms AND Data Entry needed to be
YES

Cheers

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