In the PercentDiscount_BeforeUpdate event I've added some extra code so that when the user clicks Cancel the Discount Rate is returned to the original value.
ElseIf MyResponse = vbCancel Then Me.PercentDiscount.Undo Cancel = True End If
I did this because if you make a change to the Percent Discount but then change your mind and press Cancel you must then make a change before you can continue. It won't let you move to another field. The Cancel = 1 simply stops the cursor leaving the control.
Regards Alex
Reply from Richard Rost:
Good idea.
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