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Capt Jim Cook
Please help. I can't remember how I did this last time (a long time ago).
I have a simple main menu with a combo box that allows users to select their
employee ID# (from a table). It then displays their name in a text field and
determines what control buttons are enabled based on data in the employee ID
table. One of the options is to request supplies.
I have a DATA ENTRY screen for requesting supplies. The 1st field is the
employee number. I want to fill this field (and the underlying table's data
element) from the selection on the previous menu screen.
I can display their name on the second screen by setting the default value
to [Forms]![MainMenu]![txtName] if I leave the control source empty but if I
try to specify a default value and a control source (table field) I get an
error. When I try to set the default value of a text box on the second
screen to the cmbEmpID combo box (ie =[Forms]![MainMenu]![cmbEmpID]) , it is
just blank.
I want to simply add new supply requests and store the employee # so we know
who placed the request.
Thanks,
Jim
I have a simple main menu with a combo box that allows users to select their
employee ID# (from a table). It then displays their name in a text field and
determines what control buttons are enabled based on data in the employee ID
table. One of the options is to request supplies.
I have a DATA ENTRY screen for requesting supplies. The 1st field is the
employee number. I want to fill this field (and the underlying table's data
element) from the selection on the previous menu screen.
I can display their name on the second screen by setting the default value
to [Forms]![MainMenu]![txtName] if I leave the control source empty but if I
try to specify a default value and a control source (table field) I get an
error. When I try to set the default value of a text box on the second
screen to the cmbEmpID combo box (ie =[Forms]![MainMenu]![cmbEmpID]) , it is
just blank.
I want to simply add new supply requests and store the employee # so we know
who placed the request.
Thanks,
Jim