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Old March 19th, 2007, 10:14 AM
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Using OpenArgs to determin which form to use

I am programming in VBA and i have 3 forms.

1) Form 1 - Open Job
2) Form 2 - Add Parts to a job
3) Form 3 - Book engineer to job

The user will be able to either go though each form or jump to form 3 form form 1 depending on if a job needs parts or not eg: -

Form 1 -> From 2 -> Form 3
Form 1 -> Form 3

In order to user Form 3 to book an engineer it will need to take details from form 1 and form 2. I have managed to get this set up when it was just passing thoguh all the forms, howver now that the user has the option to miss a form how can i use the OpenArgs on the Form_Open command to Form 3 which form was used to open form 3, hope that makes sense!!!!

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Old March 19th, 2007, 08:34 PM
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I'd just save them in a global variable.
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how do i do that?

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Define a variable in a bas module. Then on the first form, extract the openargs and store them in that variable. Then use the variable data in subsequent forms. Most likely somewhere in your process you need to re-initialize or clean out the previous stored data.

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