Popup Form Over Active Control, Return Value, Part 2

In this Microsoft Access tutorial I will show you how to pass values back from a modal popup form to the original control using TempVars, set up event handling for reusable popup functions, and make it easy to add popups to multiple fields and forms by using a public function for the On Click event. This is part 2.

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In the extended cut, we will cover how to work with subforms, including detecting if a control is on a subform, figuring out subform coordinates inside the main form, and determining which row you are on. I will show you how to handle pop-up over controls on subforms, which involves more advanced coding than with standard forms.

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Prerequisites

• Popup Over Control, Part 1

Links

• Event Handler

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