If I run this query alone I can click on the PaidFromQB field and it will
update. When I create a form, based on this query, I can not click on the
field and update it?
Any ideas would be appreciated.
SELECT [Accounts Payable].V_CODE, [Accounts Payable].[DATE RECIEVED],
[Accounts Payable].[VENDOR INVOICE #], [Accounts Payable].[AMOUNT BILLED],
[Accounts Payable].[AMOUNT PAID], [Accounts Payable].PAID, [Accounts
Payable].[CHECK #], [Accounts Payable].[CHECKING ACCOUNT], [Accounts
Payable].AccountingCompanyID, [Accounts Payable].PaidFromQB, [Accounts
Payable].ProcessedDate, [Accounts Payable].[DATE PAID]
FROM [Accounts Payable]
WHERE ((([Accounts Payable].PAID)=0))
ORDER BY [Accounts Payable].V_CODE, [Accounts Payable].[DATE RECIEVED];
John H W - 01 Jun 2005 00:18 GMT
You could put in an 'On_Click' event on the form that would rerun the query,
but from a user's point of view, it would be better to put in an "Update"
command button. In the Categories: area, select "Form Operations" and in the
Actions: area select "Refresh Form Data".
John H W
> If I run this query alone I can click on the PaidFromQB field and it will
> update. When I create a form, based on this query, I can not click on the
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> WHERE ((([Accounts Payable].PAID)=0))
> ORDER BY [Accounts Payable].V_CODE, [Accounts Payable].[DATE RECIEVED];
cvegas - 01 Jun 2005 00:15 GMT
John,
Thanks for your reply. I created another form from scratch and it appears
to be working ok. I think thiat this might have been becuase the other form
was looking to an obdc database to pull in company names.
Again thanks for the input.
> You could put in an 'On_Click' event on the form that would rerun the query,
> but from a user's point of view, it would be better to put in an "Update"
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> > WHERE ((([Accounts Payable].PAID)=0))
> > ORDER BY [Accounts Payable].V_CODE, [Accounts Payable].[DATE RECIEVED];