I have a datasheet form. The join table it's based upon has three fields: ListingsHomeInfoID, ListID, and HomeInfoID. This is for situations where there is more than one HomeInfoID per ListID. It is opened with a button which uses a where condition for the ListID.
Here's the code for that button:
DoCmd.OpenForm "ListingsHomeInfo", acFormDS, , "ListID = " & Me.ListID
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec
Forms!ListingsHomeInfo.ListID.Value = ListID
On the form there are several columns which all use comboboxes:
OtherParcelNbr and Address have HomeInfoID as their Control Source; PropertyName, AddressCity, MainParcelNbr and ListID have ListID as their source. When something with HomeInfoID as its control source is entered the other column automatically fills in. The same with the ListID boxes.
I have BeforeUpdate code on all of them to prevent users from inadvertently changing something. This results in a Yes/No Message box asking if they really intended to change the data. If Yes is clicked the new info is retained. If No is clicked it reverts to the old data.
The PROBLEM is that when No is clicked, I get one of two messages--"Property Not Found" (when ListID, MainParcelNbr or OtherParcelNbr is changed) or "No current record" (when Address, PropertyName, or AddressCity is changed). These messages have no error code number, have a yellow triangle with an exclamation point, and Ctrl Break does not result in anything. I've done a find in the code for the project and neither of these two phrases was found.
Help!
Connie (Thanks too :-) )
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