MS Access As A Dev Tool
Access continues to be a highly efficient tool for business database development.
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Access continues to be a highly efficient tool for business database development.
How to create a Microsoft Access application with some unique tips and tricks.
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Combo and list boxes are very powerful. Being able to properly respond to a combo box's NotInList event, to populate a combo box by using code, and to select multiple entries in a list box are essential skills of an experienced Access programmer. They're covered in detail in the following sections.
As previously discussed, the NotInList event occurs when a user types a value in the text box portion of a combo box that's not found in the combo box list. This event takes place only if the LimitToList property of the combo box is set to True. It's up to you whether you respond to this event.
You might want to respond with something other than the default error message when the LimitToList property is set to True and the user tries to add an entry. For example, if a user is entering an order and she enters the name of a new customer, you could react by displaying a message box asking whether she really wants to add the new customer. If the user responds affirmatively, you can display a customer form.
After you have set the LimitToList property to True, any code you place in the NotInList event is executed whenever the user tries to type an entry that's not found in the combo box.
The NotInList technique just described employs the pop-up form. When the user opts to add the new payment method, the frmPaymentMethods form displays modally. This halts execution of the code in the form that loads the frmPaymentMethods form (in this case, the frmPayments form). The frmPaymentMethods form is considered a pop-up form because the form is modal, it uses information from the frmPayments form, and the frmPayments form reacts according to whether the OK or Cancel button is selected.
This material originally appeared in Alison Balter's book Mastering Microsoft Office Access 2007 Development. Reprinted here by author's permission.
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