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Dennis
Hi,
I'm on Access 2003 via XP Office on Xp Pro with SP3.
I want to create an inquiry screen where the user can enter a person name in
a combo box, which is bound to the member name in the table.
I already have a data entry form. Ideally, I would like to have my data
entry form do double duty as both a data entry form and an inquiry form. If
I change the form's Allow Edits to NO, then I can not enter the member's name
in the combo box. I know I can set each field's lock property to "YES", but
my concern is if I add a new field I will forget to Lock it if the program is
run in display mode. (I pass the run type - Input or Display - in the Open
Args).
Is there a simple way to Lock all fields except my name combo box or am I
better off create a different form that only display data?
After doing a little bit more research, I realize that the only way to
create a inquiry only screen is to lock all of the data entry fields. Is
this correct, or am I missing something.
I'm on Access 2003 via XP Office on Xp Pro with SP3.
I want to create an inquiry screen where the user can enter a person name in
a combo box, which is bound to the member name in the table.
I already have a data entry form. Ideally, I would like to have my data
entry form do double duty as both a data entry form and an inquiry form. If
I change the form's Allow Edits to NO, then I can not enter the member's name
in the combo box. I know I can set each field's lock property to "YES", but
my concern is if I add a new field I will forget to Lock it if the program is
run in display mode. (I pass the run type - Input or Display - in the Open
Args).
Is there a simple way to Lock all fields except my name combo box or am I
better off create a different form that only display data?
After doing a little bit more research, I realize that the only way to
create a inquiry only screen is to lock all of the data entry fields. Is
this correct, or am I missing something.