The error states that the SQL statement was not found. Of course, without the second concatenated argument and Me. Can anybody see where I have gone wrong Thanks. I have used the OpenArgs method to pass a parameter to another form, but I now need to psss two parameters, and I am not sure how to do this.
OpenForm stDocName, , , , , , Me. Text0 'need to pass another 'Parameter Me. OpenArgs 'and Me. I'm making a DB for invoices.
I'm trying to make it so that an item can be returned by clicking a command button cmdReturn and a form Returns will be brought up with the ItemID field already filled in.
I'm trying to use OpenArgs but am having problems. GoToControl Me. Any help is appreciated, please ask questions if something's not clear. Hi I have a form with some tabs. Each tab has 2 subforms, of which the 2nd subform is always the same call it SubformB. I had it set up before so that the SQL query to run is passed in the openargs property to that that form and this works well. However, on a tabbed form, each tab opens up Subform B as soon as the page is loaded.
Is there a way to pass openargs to SubForm B on each of the tabs so that they all run different SQL queries even though they are essentially the same form?
Is it possible to send several form's OpnArg as Array? Now I'm using a long text string including as divider so I can split them later into Array. The access website says there is a way to use the open arg in combination with the FindRecord method to open a form up to a specified client name.
I'm trying to have a macro that asks the user what student they are looking for and then takes them to the form with that name. The reason I can't use a query or something else is because I have macros on the form page that I want them to have access to. So my question is this. What's the best way to make a macro that will 1 ask the user for a name input 2 open an already made form 3 take them to a specific record based on the input name I tried to use something with InputBox and DoCMD.
OpenForm but I'm running face first into a wall any time I tried to combine the two. Hi all, I seem to have encountered a strange problem at work. I declared a public variable for user department.
The user selects his department from a Log On form and if the password is correct, he opens another form with the department variable passed on in openargs. All of this works fine in access2k but upon testing with , the openargs somehow do not seem to be being passed on. Maybe I am being dense somewhere but it is kinda puzzling for me. I am not using access's security for users and groups because I am trying to reduce the complexity of the whole project I wont be around to maintain it next time.
Any help rendered is greatly appreciated! This property is available only by using a macro or by using Visual Basic with the OpenForm method of the DoCmd object. This property setting is read-only in all views. To use the OpenArgs property, open a form by using the OpenForm method of the DoCmd object and set the OpenArgs argument to the desired string expression.
The OpenArgs property setting can then be used in code for the form, such as in an Open event procedure. You can also refer to the property setting in a macro, such as an Open macro, or an expression, such as an expression that sets the ControlSource property for a control on the form.
For example, suppose that the form that you open is a continuous-form list of clients. If you want the focus to move to a specific client record when the form opens, you can set the OpenArgs property to the client's name, and then use the FindRecord action in an Open macro to move the focus to the record for the client with the specified name.
The following example uses the OpenArgs property to open the Employees form to a specific employee record, and demonstrates how the OpenForm method sets the OpenArgs property. Use view stack to go the DoCmd. OpenForm in the calling form and verify that sOpenArgs contains a valid string yet Me. When the code breaks at the assert in the called dialog I can use view stack to go the DoCmd.
Okay, so I have a database in Access, and when I have one form open for a job application , and click a button it runs this code:. Where txtApplID is a text box filled with a numerical value for 'application ID' number in a table for applications. I want this value to be passed to the 'sfrmAppDemographics' form so it will open the correct demographics information for the user displayed in the previously mentioned form for the application.
So, the idea is, if there's no demographic info, it will create a new one using the ApplID from the passed openargs, and if there IS demographic data for this user, it pops up a message box with the openargs as a test to see if it's working.
Because the database DOES have records for demographics. OpenArgs, it just shows the first demographics info in the db, with ApplID 1.
Any help? OpenArgs is a string that is passed to the form, nothing more. If you want to filter the called form, you use the WhereCondition parameter:. If you want to create the record if it doesn't exist, it makes sense to pass the ID additionally as OpenArgs:. I see no other reason. Just needed to add DoCmd.
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