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Richie Kent 
    
13 months ago
When i open my Orders Form, the record count shows 1 of 1 when i know there are more orders! When I click next record it then changes to show the correct number of records. How do i get this to show the correct number of records from the get go?

Kindest regards

Richie
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Sami Shamma  @Reply  
             
13 months ago
Most likely your form has "Data Entry" Set to Yes See Image below

Please be more specific. See Rule #2.
Sami Shamma  @Reply  
             
13 months ago

Richie Kent OP  @Reply  
    
13 months ago
Hi Sami,
Checked and the Data Entry is set to 'No'.
Many thanks for your support and time.

kindest regards

R
Adam Schwanz  @Reply  
           
13 months ago
As Sami said, we need a lot more information.

What is "click next record"? Is this a button with some VBA code (If so what is that code?)? Is it the navigation bar?

When you are 1 of 1 (assuming on the navigation bar), do you see "Filtered" next to it? What is the code that is opening the record? If you are doing like DoCmd.OpenForm "CustomerF",,,"CustomerID=" & CustomerID then 1 of 1 is the expected and intended behavior.
Richie Kent OP  @Reply  
    
13 months ago
Sorry gents my fault. I've made buttons to go to previous, next record etc. I followed Richards video to show record # of #. The form is filtered to separate staff from service users! The form is opened via a button which links record to "service user" to their transport requests.
I'm brand new to Accees, but wow, what a fantastic package.
Thankyou for your guidance.
Much appreciated.
R
Adam Schwanz  @Reply  
           
13 months ago
When you say "The form is opened via a button which links record to "service user" to their transport requests."

Is that the same kind of  DoCmd.OpenForm "CustomerF",,,"CustomerID=" & CustomerID I mentioned?

If so, 1 of 1 is intended and expected.

Perhaps this is more what you're looking for OpenForm Unfiltered
Richie Kent OP  @Reply  
    
13 months ago
Many thanks Adam. I'll have a look tomorrow. Doing the typical Brit thing now, relaxing with a mug of tea.
Once again thankyou so much.
R

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