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accessdesigner
users have access to two diffrent forms "FORMA" and "FORMB" from three
different forms. The first access works:
ACCESS1 (only allows user to select FORMA and disables a function towards
opening FORMB)
if forms![FORMA].visible then
me.checkB.enabled = false
end if
ACCESS2 (only allows user to select FORMB and disables a function towards
opening FORMA)
if forms![FORMB].visible then
me.checkA.enabled = false
end if
but the third form access gives an error if user selects to view either
forms (FORMA or FORMB):
ACCESS3 (allows user to select either FORMA or FORMB on same form)
but an error in its program code reads the following when the user selects
either option because its reading the previous programming code listed above
and cannot find the form:
"can't find form [FORMA]" if user selects to view FORMA
"can't find form [FORMB]" if user selects to view FORMB
how do i make the third form work by ignoring the two previous programming
codes?
different forms. The first access works:
ACCESS1 (only allows user to select FORMA and disables a function towards
opening FORMB)
if forms![FORMA].visible then
me.checkB.enabled = false
end if
ACCESS2 (only allows user to select FORMB and disables a function towards
opening FORMA)
if forms![FORMB].visible then
me.checkA.enabled = false
end if
but the third form access gives an error if user selects to view either
forms (FORMA or FORMB):
ACCESS3 (allows user to select either FORMA or FORMB on same form)
but an error in its program code reads the following when the user selects
either option because its reading the previous programming code listed above
and cannot find the form:
"can't find form [FORMA]" if user selects to view FORMA
"can't find form [FORMB]" if user selects to view FORMB
how do i make the third form work by ignoring the two previous programming
codes?