Couldn't be better timing, I'm coming to the end of my first database project for my business and needed this for a couple of forms that I wanted to open as a new entry but still be able to select existing records. Thank you 👍
I love your videos. Always informative, usually relevant, and whimsical enough not to put you to sleep. I keep waiting for the next Star Trek reference...
First off, thank you tenfold for the help. We just discovered Microsoft Access for the company I work for, I was tasked with building a database that we can use, well, here I am a week in and a website membership and HOURS spent watching your videos!!! My question is, is there a way to go to a blank new 'VehicleF' I want a button on our menu to add a new vehicle to our fleet, then I can replicate this for trailers, heavy equipment and mowers too! I hope my question is detailed enough, I think you should understand what I am trying to achieve! :)
This will help me with 2 logs that I hadn't been back to in a couple of weeks: mileage (critical for taxes) and refuel. I had stopped looking for a proper method to jump to the *end of record set* to continue it on. Of which, I have the default date for a new record, set to use the last record, so I can easily enter the older data by changing just the numerical day.
Dir Mrs Richard, l wait to your videos everyday. You have a good way to make every thing easy, please keep that way. I have question about your beginner level 2 please. Why you stopped ?! Sorry if I'm bothering you.
Cant get this to work. The Single subform opens and looks like a new record can be entered. But Neither maintableID or the subtableID fields have data. So the new sub record is not linked to anything and generates an error when I try to close the subform. Ive gone over this tutorial many times and still no luck. Does this tutorial only work if the subform is continuous?
Hi there. I need help please. I need to select the new record on a subform where data will be filled in. My form is already. Any suggestions please. Thanks
Couldn't be better timing, I'm coming to the end of my first database project for my business and needed this for a couple of forms that I wanted to open as a new entry but still be able to select existing records. Thank you 👍
Glad it was helpful!
I love your videos. Always informative, usually relevant, and whimsical enough not to put you to sleep. I keep waiting for the next Star Trek reference...
Thanks. I'll do my best to make it so...
Endless learning, brilliant channel!!!
Thanks
Very Helpful & Improving for Data Entery Video.
Lot of thanks Sir!
You are most welcome
Thanks - great courses and great tech help!
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First off, thank you tenfold for the help. We just discovered Microsoft Access for the company I work for, I was tasked with building a database that we can use, well, here I am a week in and a website membership and HOURS spent watching your videos!!!
My question is, is there a way to go to a blank new 'VehicleF' I want a button on our menu to add a new vehicle to our fleet, then I can replicate this for trailers, heavy equipment and mowers too! I hope my question is detailed enough, I think you should understand what I am trying to achieve! :)
This will help me with 2 logs that I hadn't been back to in a couple of weeks: mileage (critical for taxes) and refuel. I had stopped looking for a proper method to jump to the *end of record set* to continue it on. Of which, I have the default date for a new record, set to use the last record, so I can easily enter the older data by changing just the numerical day.
Glad it helped!
@@599CD it will, just a matter of *doing* it. 🤔🤪🤫😎
These are always great stuff!
Glad you think so!
Thank you!!! I love your videos, you have helped me so much!
I'm so glad!
Dir Mrs Richard, l wait to your videos everyday. You have a good way to make every thing easy, please keep that way.
I have question about your beginner level 2 please. Why you stopped ?! Sorry if I'm bothering you.
Mrs. Richard? Oh no... I'm definitely a Mr. LOL - I'll be releasing videos from Beginner Level 3 soon.
Hi Richard that was very interesting in this video great steve
Glad you enjoyed it
Cant get this to work. The Single subform opens and looks like a new record can be entered. But Neither maintableID or the subtableID fields have data. So the new sub record is not linked to anything and generates an error when I try to close the subform. Ive gone over this tutorial many times and still no luck. Does this tutorial only work if the subform is continuous?
Shouldn't matter.
@@599CD I agree, however it does not work. The sub record created does not have the foriegn key of the parent record.
Hi there. I need help please. I need to select the new record on a subform where data will be filled in. My form is already. Any suggestions please. Thanks
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