I have a form with a subform.
The subform is presented in DataSheet view so the user can edit a subset of data based on the selection of the filters employed.
I have a field in the header of the subform [txtMyTotal]and a field in the footer of the Main form [txtClassTotal] to keep a total of one of the fields.
Both Dsum("Field","Table","Criteria") and =[txtClassSum] work on the footer of the form. The problem is getting it to update.
I want my user to be able to change the data and see the resulting effect on the sum immediately. As it is now, I have to exit the record (which commits the data) to get either of the totaling fields to update. I accept that data has to be committed before it can be retrieved and manipulated.
The problem comes with "Which field was chosen when I left this one".
The following code almost does what I need it to do:
I can then set focus on another field but I won't know if the user tabs over, or uses a directional arrow to move to another field. I need to capture that part so when I cycle through the records and the total field is updated, the user doesn't know anything happened.
The subform is presented in DataSheet view so the user can edit a subset of data based on the selection of the filters employed.
I have a field in the header of the subform [txtMyTotal]and a field in the footer of the Main form [txtClassTotal] to keep a total of one of the fields.
Both Dsum("Field","Table","Criteria") and =[txtClassSum] work on the footer of the form. The problem is getting it to update.
I want my user to be able to change the data and see the resulting effect on the sum immediately. As it is now, I have to exit the record (which commits the data) to get either of the totaling fields to update. I accept that data has to be committed before it can be retrieved and manipulated.
The problem comes with "Which field was chosen when I left this one".
The following code almost does what I need it to do:
Code:
Me.Recordset.MoveNext
Me.Recordset.MovePrevious
Forms("Class_Mgmt").Requery
Forms("Class_Mgmt").txtClassTotal.RequeryI can then set focus on another field but I won't know if the user tabs over, or uses a directional arrow to move to another field. I need to capture that part so when I cycle through the records and the total field is updated, the user doesn't know anything happened.
