Simple:
use the .Requery Method
Forms!FormName.ControlName.Requery
or if you want to refresh all controls in the form, then
Forms!FormName.Requery
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Technical bits and pieces about working with the Microsoft Business Intelligence stack.
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Seems simple but my form doesn't refresh! Help!! I've tried the following code "on got focus" and "after update" but to no avail...
Me.Requery
[Combo47].Requery
[Combo43].Requery
[Combo28].Requery
[Combo24].Requery
[Combo35].Requery
[Label Group].Requery
Dave
dave_gillian@hotmail.com
I tried to use the Forms!FormName!Requery ... But to no avail ... It doesn't work ... Here's the Code ...
MsgBox "Week ID" & Me.WeekEndDate, vbOKOnly, "Week ID"
MsgBox "Pass Date" & PassDate, vbOKOnly, "Pass Date"
MsgBox "Staff ID" & Me.staff_id, vbOKOnly, "Staff ID"
'SQLString = "UPDATE T_TIMESHEET SET T_TIMESHEET.submitted = 1 where [T_TIMESHEET].[yr_qtr_mo_wk_id] = " & Me.yr_qtr_mo_wk_id & " And [T_TIMESHEET].[staff_id] = " & AuditorID & " ; "
'MsgBox "Query Is " & SQLString, vbOKOnly, "Query"
'DoCmd.RunSQL (SQLString)
DoCmd.RunMacro "M_TIMESHEET_UPDATE"
MsgBox "Time Sheet was Submitted for Review", vbOKOnly, "Submit"
Forms!F1_TIMESHEET_TEST!Requery
DoCmd.Close
DoCmd.OpenForm ("F_TIMESHEET_TEST")
I would comment out the last two lines ... They don't work either ...
Please help!!!
Benny
Thank you!
I had to go one layer more since it was a subform I needed refreshed.
Perfect, exactly what I needed.
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