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Jul 6, 2006

Hi Everyone. Listen I am creating a database in Access and I have made a form into search engine for the user to use. The search engine searches for a record number that is entered in search engine by the user. The form does this by having macro attached to it. The macro searches well for the most part but I have been trying to alter the macro in order to have the database recognize when a wrong / non-existent field is entered into the search engine form.

I would like to have the Macro display a message box (error message) when a wrong / non-existent record is entered into the search form by the user. It displays one now but not in the search form. What happens instead is the message box (error message) comes up after it has open a new blank record form for the user. This makes it seem like the system thinks the user wants to enter a new record (which is not what I want it to do). I would like it display the message in the search engine form only. Just with that OK for the user to click on. Could someone please help me?

Thanks

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