Need help with openform

E

Erik Oe

Hi

I need help with this:

I have a form that does not show my records when i open
it. I have 5 test records in the table, but the form does
not show them when I use the OpenForm method. The form
opens, but it seems like there are no registrations...

Please help me if you understand my problem
 
D

Dan Artuso

Hi,
Are you opening it in DataEntry mode?
Check the form's property sheet for this.
 
E

Estuardo

-----Original Message-----
Hi

I need help with this:

I have a form that does not show my records when i open
it. I have 5 test records in the table, but the form does
not show them when I use the OpenForm method. The form
opens, but it seems like there are no registrations...

Please help me if you understand my problem
.
Erik:

The only two reasons i konw, to make a form behave that
way is because in its properties is defined as entry
form. or because in its initial events(Open, load,
activate,current, etc) is told to go to a new record.
To check the first option do the following:
Open the form in Design view
Get its properties (Right click the form's corner)
Open the "DATA" tab
Look for the property: Data Entry
If data entry is Yes, replace it with no

For the second chance:
Open the form in desing view and check its code to see if
there is command to go to a new record. something like
this:
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec

Good luck

Estuardo
 
E

Erik Oe.

Thanks!
The first one helped me.

-----Original Message-----

Erik:

The only two reasons i konw, to make a form behave that
way is because in its properties is defined as entry
form. or because in its initial events(Open, load,
activate,current, etc) is told to go to a new record.
To check the first option do the following:
Open the form in Design view
Get its properties (Right click the form's corner)
Open the "DATA" tab
Look for the property: Data Entry
If data entry is Yes, replace it with no

For the second chance:
Open the form in desing view and check its code to see if
there is command to go to a new record. something like
this:
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec

Good luck

Estuardo

.
 

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