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• Jul 10, 2018

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Help.


I am certain this is easy, and I just have a syntax error.


I have a subform that I'd like to filter with a command button.


The subform has a calculated field txtOpen with the value:


=IIf(IsNull([DateToContractor]),"Open","Closed")


I am trying the following code, with no luck.


Private Sub cmdOpenOnly_Click()
Me.frmRFIListSubForm.Form.Filter = "txtOpen='Open'"
Me.frmRFIListSubForm.Form.FilterOn = True
End Sub

 

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Two questions;
First, does the subform show "Open" and "Closed" properly?
Second, on which form (parent or child) is the button located?

 

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Yes, Open and Close show properly.


The button is on the parent form.


Attached is a screen shot.

 

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andy1968 said:

I am certain this is easy, and I just have a syntax error.

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What is the exact error number + description?

 

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I don't get an error, however a window pops up Titled "Enter Parameter Value"


I'll attach a screen shot of it.

 

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Here is a portion of my database with the problem form.

 

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You really don't want to filter on the calculated field, you want to filter based on the database field [DateToContractor].

Your filter should be something like
InNull(DateToContractor)

I'd take a look at this thread for a few more ideas.

 

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Thanks!


I modified the code as such and got it to work.


Me.frmRFIListSubForm.Form.Filter = "IsNull(DateToContractor) = True"
Me.frmRFIListSubForm.Form.FilterOn = True

 

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