Use ActiveControl & ActiveForm to Return Value

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to use ActiveControl with ActiveForm to determine where to return a value within your forms. You'll learn how a secondary form can return selected values like dates or customer names to the originating form, making data entry seamless and efficient.

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Prerequisites

• ActiveForm

Links

• Event Handler
• Modal & Popup
• PreviousControl

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