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Write Conflict

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Asif - 12 Jun 2007 09:57 GMT
I have a form with a combo box that holds the Months (Jan - Dec).
Below this combo box I have a text box where the user would enter
production figures for the relevant month.

Now when I select a month from the combo box and then click on the
text box to enter data I get an Write Conflict Error message asking me
if I want to Save, Copy to Clipboard or Drop Changes.

I've tried to put the following code in the After Update of the combo
box

If Me.Dirty = True Then
Me. Dirty = False
End If

I've also tried putting the above code in the textbox's on click event
but as such I'm not getting any luck in resolving this issue

Any suggestions?

Thanks
Jackie L - 12 Jun 2007 17:37 GMT
Try using a Me.Refresh on the After update of the combo box.

Jackie

> I have a form with a combo box that holds the Months (Jan - Dec).
> Below this combo box I have a text box where the user would enter
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> Thanks
 
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