A
Adam Gresham
In my database I have a subform(ACCOUNT) embedded in a larger form(CLIENT).
For each Client there may be several accounts. The problem is this:
After I enter in the information into the fields, and run my
update query, the form and subform are refreshed to viewing
the first account for the first client (so basically if I just
created my 5th client's 3rd account, after the update query, the
form goes back to my 1st client's 1st account). Is there any way, be
it through SQL, VBA, or a query of some kind, that I can view the
record I just entered instead of having to search through my form
for it?
Thanks!
Adam Gresham
Conquest Communications Group
(e-mail address removed)
For each Client there may be several accounts. The problem is this:
After I enter in the information into the fields, and run my
update query, the form and subform are refreshed to viewing
the first account for the first client (so basically if I just
created my 5th client's 3rd account, after the update query, the
form goes back to my 1st client's 1st account). Is there any way, be
it through SQL, VBA, or a query of some kind, that I can view the
record I just entered instead of having to search through my form
for it?
Thanks!
Adam Gresham
Conquest Communications Group
(e-mail address removed)