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Continuous Form Use
I created a form similar to an Access form. It's for logging in phone calls
and messages. Is there a way to set it up like in Access where a single form appears on 1 page but can generate subsequent pages within the file? Or is setting it up as a table the only way it can be done? Our IT contractor doesn't want me to use Access otherwise this would be a breeze. Any suggestions or help is appreciated. Thanks. |
You can spawn forms off a form, and access the data on that form.
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "ryjack" wrote in message ... I created a form similar to an Access form. It's for logging in phone calls and messages. Is there a way to set it up like in Access where a single form appears on 1 page but can generate subsequent pages within the file? Or is setting it up as a table the only way it can be done? Our IT contractor doesn't want me to use Access otherwise this would be a breeze. Any suggestions or help is appreciated. Thanks. |
Sorry, should have said a bit more., so for instance you could have a button
that does Userform2.Show 'next line and next line would not be invoked until Userform2 is closed. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "ryjack" wrote in message ... I created a form similar to an Access form. It's for logging in phone calls and messages. Is there a way to set it up like in Access where a single form appears on 1 page but can generate subsequent pages within the file? Or is setting it up as a table the only way it can be done? Our IT contractor doesn't want me to use Access otherwise this would be a breeze. Any suggestions or help is appreciated. Thanks. |
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