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Because the user can close this form easily and also I need to create flags
to check if the record was changed, deleted or added as new. I can do this with custom command buttons and I don't believe I can modify the built in data forms feature. "Bob Phillips" wrote: Why don't you use the built-in data forms (DataForm...)?@ -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "CindyK" wrote in message ... I can't use Control Source because I have many records and need to be able to move between records on the screen. What I did was assign the starting record in code behind the form but now I am trying to create command buttons to move between the records (no luck yet). If anyone can help, please do. Thanks "Bob Phillips" wrote: The textbox has a link property, called ControlSource. Set that to the cell reference. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "CindyK" wrote in message ... How do I link a user form text box to a worksheet? What I need to do is create a form entry for viewing, editting, adding, deleting rows of data on a worksheet. Please assist. Thank you |
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