I have a form (frmStatus). It’s in continuous forms view. It pulls information from tblTypeOfStatus. I have a total of 15 statuses, but for the sake of making stuff easy lets say 5.
What current happens:
I select one of the five, and that value is stored fine, and the form creates a new combo box to select another status for that particular booking (FYI any number of statuses can apply to one booking).
Now in the new combo box that is created, I am still able to select one of five, whereas I would like it be one of four.
I have already put measures in place to alert the end user when they have selected a status that has already been applied (shared primary key in my junction table).
But I would like to prevent the end user from ever having the option to apply the same status twice to one booking.
I figure it's some sort of SQL statement (similar to what you use in cascading combo boxes) & and a .requery? But I can't nail it down exactly. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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What current happens:
I select one of the five, and that value is stored fine, and the form creates a new combo box to select another status for that particular booking (FYI any number of statuses can apply to one booking).
Now in the new combo box that is created, I am still able to select one of five, whereas I would like it be one of four.
I have already put measures in place to alert the end user when they have selected a status that has already been applied (shared primary key in my junction table).
But I would like to prevent the end user from ever having the option to apply the same status twice to one booking.
I figure it's some sort of SQL statement (similar to what you use in cascading combo boxes) & and a .requery? But I can't nail it down exactly. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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