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CurlyNiss
Member Posts: 4
Hi all,
i have been thinking of a way to make 2 fields in a table requested fields.I tried the not blank property,but this one doesnt work unless u r in the field then out...
i wanan try to check the two fields once i close the form,if they r empty i need a message,but i want to keep the form opened with the same record..is there any way to do that?
thx for ur help..
Nisrine AOUN
Consultant Developer
Megatek-Lebanon
i have been thinking of a way to make 2 fields in a table requested fields.I tried the not blank property,but this one doesnt work unless u r in the field then out...
i wanan try to check the two fields once i close the form,if they r empty i need a message,but i want to keep the form opened with the same record..is there any way to do that?
thx for ur help..
Nisrine AOUN
Consultant Developer
Megatek-Lebanon
Nisrine M.AOUN
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The notblank property is working but only for fields in the primairy key.
A form has a trigger called "OnQueryCloseForm() : Boolean". Program the following in there!
* I do not support this solution.
** Code has not been tested.
Good luck!
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