Problems With BeforeUpdate

Nov 28, 2006

I have the following code entered on a subform:Private Sub Form_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
If Me.RegVerify = -1 And Me.RegStatus = 0 Then
Dim strMsg As String
strMsg = "This household has not been registered." & Chr(10) & Chr(10) & _
"Do you wish to register the household now?"
If MsgBox(strMsg, vbQuestion + vbYesNo, "Register Household?") = vbYes Then
Me.RegStatus = -1
Me.CurrentYearRegDate = Format(Now(), "mm/dd/yyyy")
Else
End If
End If
End SubThe code is placed on the subform 'Form_Main_Hshld' with the intention that if the 'RegVerify' checkbox is selected the data entry person will receive a reminder that they did not register the current household. The code seemed to work fine, but there are 4 subforms on the 'Form_Main_Hshld' form and if any of those are selected the code will run inadvertantly. Is there anyway to code so that the program only runs the verification process when moving between records on the 'Form_Main_Hshld' form?

-aldo

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BeforeUpdate Not Called...

Jul 22, 2005

A stupid question here...

I have a form that has a single bound text box that is set to currency. The table is also set as currency with decimal places set at 2. I have my own save button

Now I want to catch if the user types in text instead of numers and display a suitable error message.

When the user presses the save button I call this code:

DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord

heres the before update event

Private Sub Form_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
On Error GoTo errHandle

If Not IsNumeric(hourlyRate) Then

MsgBox "Please enter a number for the hourly rate", vbInformation
hourlyRate.SetFocus
Cancel = True
Else
If (hourlyRate < 0) Then
MsgBox "Please enter a positive hourly rate", vbInformation
hourlyRate.SetFocus
Cancel = True
End If
End If
Exit Sub
errHandle:
MsgBox Err.Description & " " & Err.Number
Resume Next
End Sub

However the update event isnt called and I get an access message saying that the value you entered isnt correct for the field blah blah blah.

Q - How do I stop this access message from being shown???

btw - If I enter in a negative number my message box is shown, and then i get another access message saying that the run command was cancelled.

arghhh - I dont want these :-)

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Aug 6, 2005

I not sure what I'm doing wrong here. I have searched several forums and "think" I'm doing this the same way.

I'm trying to validate some fields before allowing the record to be saved, which if the user doesn't fill in the appropiate fields then the msgbox does fire, and the record is not saved but my problem is that I don't want the form to close. I would like to force the user back to the form and fill in the required fields. Any idea's as to why the forms closes?

Here's my code.

Dim ctl As Control

For Each ctl In Me.Controls
If ctl.ControlType = acTextBox Then
With ctl
If ctl.Tag = "Required" Then
If ctl.Value = "" Or IsNull(ctl.Value) Then
Me.PartNumber.SetFocus
MsgBox "Missing data"
Cancel = True
ctl.Undo
End If
End If
End With
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Sep 23, 2005

Hello

I'm a total novice with VBA/Access so would desperately appreciate some help!

After making some amendments to an Access form I didn't set up, I came across a runtime error 2115 (about BeforeUpdate).

I think that the code I have causes a further set of data input boxes to appear, dependent on whether 2 separate checkboxes are ticked or not. Anyway, the only thing I changed to the database that I can think of was adding an autonumber to the main table. It all seemed to be working before I did that.

Any help on this is much appreciated. (and yes, I've learned my lesson and won't be touching somebody elses database again!!)

Thanks.

This is my code (I'm afraid I've posted it all as I don't know which bit is useful)

Option Compare Database

Private Sub Combo39_AfterUpdate()
Refresh
End Sub

Private Sub Coroner_PM_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
If (Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Coroner PM] = False) Then
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label22.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label23.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(a)].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label24.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(b)].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label25.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(c)].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label26.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 2].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Box21].Visible = True
End If

DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdRefresh

If (Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Coroner PM] = True) Then
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label22.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label23.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(a)].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label24.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(b)].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label25.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(c)].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label26.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 2].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Box21].Visible = False
End If

End Sub


Private Sub Form_Current() 'NEW
If (Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Coroner PM] = False) Then
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label22.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label23.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(a)].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label24.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(b)].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label25.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(c)].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label26.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 2].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Box21].Visible = True
End If

If (Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Coroner PM] = True) Then
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label22.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label23.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(a)].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label24.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(b)].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label25.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(c)].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label26.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 2].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Box21].Visible = False
Else
End If

End Sub

Private Sub Hospital_PM_AfterUpdate()

If (Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Coroner PM] = False) Then
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label22.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label23.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(a)].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label24.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(b)].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label25.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(c)].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label26.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 2].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Box21].Visible = True
End If

DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdRefresh

If (Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Coroner PM] = True) Then
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label22.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label23.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(a)].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label24.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(b)].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label25.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(c)].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label26.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 2].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Box21].Visible = False
End If

End Sub


Private Sub Hospital_PM_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
If (Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Coroner PM] = False) Then
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label22.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label23.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(a)].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label24.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(b)].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label25.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(c)].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label26.Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 2].Visible = True
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Box21].Visible = True
End If

DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdRefresh

If (Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Coroner PM] = True) Then
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label22.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label23.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(a)].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label24.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(b)].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label25.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 1(c)].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]!Label26.Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Cause of Death 2].Visible = False
Forms![Death Certificate DB]![Box21].Visible = False
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Place_of_Death_AfterUpdate()
Refresh
End Sub

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I have pasted the code that SJ posted on another thread that any changes to a record will ask the user to save before closing the form, this located in the beforeupdate event.


Private Sub Form_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
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End Sub


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Hello all,

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Else
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