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Old February 10th, 2004, 04:32 AM
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Question Validation in a subform

Hi,

I will try and explain what I am trying to do.
The example below is in a continuous subform

Example:

Has a planning meeting been held? Outcome
Yes sales
No

The example above is what I am trying to prevent. If they enter no in the next row of a continuous subform I would like the record to be undone. This works if I put in another no (third row)by using the code below either in the afterupdate or change event. When I insert a breakpoint at the end of the code and insert me.refresh at the start the variables work how I want them to, but the undo doesn't. If I remove the refresh it works, but only on the third row. Does refresh act as commit so I can't undo the changes?



code:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dim stincid As Long
Dim lngTotal As Long
Dim lngno As Long
Dim lngyes As Long

stincid = Nz(Me![PLN_INC_ID], 0)
lngTotal = DCount("[pln_inc_id]", "adult_plan", "[pln_inc_id] =" & stincid)
lngyes = DCount("[pln_inc_id]", "adult_plan", "[pln_inc_id] =" & stincid & "and [pln_meet] = 'Yes'")
lngno = DCount("[pln_inc_id]", "adult_plan", "[pln_inc_id] =" & stincid & "and [pln_meet] = 'No'")

If lngTotal = 1 Then
MsgBox ("No Change")
ElseIf Meet = "No" And lngyes > 0 And lngTotal > 1 Then
Me.Undo
Cancel = True
MsgBox ("worked")
ElseIf Meet = "Yes" And lngno > 0 And lngTotal > 1 Then
Me.Undo
Cancel = True
MsgBox ("worked yes")
End If--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Thanks for any help.

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