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Account Balances 5 By Richard Rost 16 months ago Track Account Balances & Transactions, Part 5 This is part 4 of my Microsoft Access Account Balances tutorial series. In this series we will build a database to track your account balances and daily transactions. Today we're going to add our own Add Account button. We'll open up a form in Data Entry mode. We'll set certain fields as Required. We're going to perform some manual data validation in our code using a Form On Unload event, but then we'll have to switch it to the Before Update event, and I'll explain why (hint: it's all about timing). We'll create our own Save and Cancel buttons (and turn off the default close button). Then we'll do some other stuff with zero length strings, and have a bunch of fun. MembersThere's no extended cut today, but here's the updated database: Silver Members and up get access to view Extended Cut videos, when available. Gold Members can download the files from class plus get access to the Code Vault. If you're not a member, Join Today! Prerequisites
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Keywords: TechHelp Access add record button, data entry mode, required, zero length string, before update, form on unload, cancel, save button, cancel button PermaLink Account Balances in Microsoft Access, Part 5 |