openargs

OpenArgs is Null error

若如初见. 提交于 2020-01-01 04:59:09
问题 I am using the OpenArgs parameter to send a value when using DoCmd.OpenForm : DoCmd.OpenForm "frmSetOther", acNormal, , , acFormAdd, acDialog, "value" I then use Me.OpenArgs inside the opened form to grab the value . It sometimes sends a Null value instead of the original string. What is wrong? 回答1: A very interesting alternative to this "openArgs" argument is to use the .properties collection of the currentProject.allforms("myFormName") object. When you need to pass a value to a form (such

MS Access 2007 - OpenArgs not passing the value to next form?

痴心易碎 提交于 2019-12-25 02:44:18
问题 So I pass the ID value from one form to the next using Docmd.OpenForm "SecondForm",,,,,, MainID Docmd.Close AcForm, "FirstForm", acSaveYes and then I check the value on the Second Form's load event: MainID = val(Me.OpenArgs) and when I debug and step through I hover over this and can see it contains a value Then I have a button click event on the Second Form that is supposed to repeat the process, but when I run the following Dim rs as DAO.Recordset Dim dbs as DAO.Database Set dbs = CurrentDB

Passing Values Between Forms using OpenArgs

回眸只為那壹抹淺笑 提交于 2019-12-24 10:26:36
问题 *****EDITED So I have a form titled "NewInvoice". This form edits a table "Invoice" which contains the following; Invoice Number, Customer, Order Date. In this form I have a button which opens a subform titled "InvoiceItem". This edits a table with the same name that contains Invoice Number, Item Code, Dimensions, Etc. Now currently, my button has an event procedure as follows. Private Sub CreateInvoiceItem_Click() DoCmd.OpenForm "InvoiceItem", OpenArgs:="InvoiceNumber" End Sub (The reason I

OpenArgs is Null error

前提是你 提交于 2019-12-03 12:37:42
I am using the OpenArgs parameter to send a value when using DoCmd.OpenForm : DoCmd.OpenForm "frmSetOther", acNormal, , , acFormAdd, acDialog, "value" I then use Me.OpenArgs inside the opened form to grab the value . It sometimes sends a Null value instead of the original string. What is wrong? A very interesting alternative to this "openArgs" argument is to use the .properties collection of the currentProject.allforms("myFormName") object. When you need to pass a value to a form (such as a filter inherited from another control or another form, for example), just add the corresponding property