J
Jackson via AccessMonster.com
Hi,
I've got a form where trades are booked, the quantity field is bound to a
table that the user is updating, and the underlying table field is a number
format (obviously for trade quantity). What I'm trying to work out is if I
can in someway have this field on the form handle typing 1K and then updating
to 1000 for example. The problem obviously is that this form text box is
bound to a numeric field that won't accept text, so if I write code into the
Before Update event to convert Ks and Ms to numbers, access says 'The value
you entered isn't valid for this field.'
A longer way round is for me to make the field unbound and code it in, I
already run an update query so this is feasible, just seems there would be
someway to do this whilst leaving the field bound as a numeric format....any
ideas?
Cheers.
I've got a form where trades are booked, the quantity field is bound to a
table that the user is updating, and the underlying table field is a number
format (obviously for trade quantity). What I'm trying to work out is if I
can in someway have this field on the form handle typing 1K and then updating
to 1000 for example. The problem obviously is that this form text box is
bound to a numeric field that won't accept text, so if I write code into the
Before Update event to convert Ks and Ms to numbers, access says 'The value
you entered isn't valid for this field.'
A longer way round is for me to make the field unbound and code it in, I
already run an update query so this is feasible, just seems there would be
someway to do this whilst leaving the field bound as a numeric format....any
ideas?
Cheers.