If No Record....message

Jan 11, 2007

Friends, as I have not received a response to a previous question, I am again posting my problem trying to bee more clear.

I have developed a search form with a txtbox and a cmdbutton to open a form based on a query.

The cmdbutton opens a form if the record is found. Can anyone help me with VBA to display a No Record Found message?

THis is what I have on the OnClick Event of the button:

If IsNull(Me.txtsearch) Then
DoCmd.CancelEvent
Else
DoCmd.OpenForm "myform", acNormal, "myquery", "", , acNormal
DoCmd.Echo True, ""
End If

Note that the query behind the form has following in the criteria in the LName field:
like [forms]![welcome]![txtsearch]

Thank you.

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By: Tony Hine (mail@TonyHine.co.UK)
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