You would need an Access class, not a VB class. You would need to know how to create an event (probably an AfterUpdate event) in addition to the DoCmd.OpenForm command and of course If/Then or Select Case logic. So, you'd need a few different classes to cover all these bases... OR... if you ask me nicely I might make a little Tips & Tricks video to show you how to do it. :)
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