My database is for an ambulance service. When I enter in a run into that table one of the pieces of information is the patient that comes from the patient table. I use a combo box to select the patient from. I would like to use the on not in list event to add a new patient record if it does not already exist. I was thinking that I could just use a recordset and several input boxes as you suggest to get this patient added but being able to have the patient form pop up would be much neater. I guess I would like to add my name to those that want to see how you would do that.
Reply from Richard Rost:
OK. In the mean time, a temporary solution is:
1. If the patient isn't in the list, make a button to open your patient form 2. When the patient form closes, issue a Forms!RunForm!ComboBox.REQUERY
That should give you a quick way to add a patient without needing On Not In List. You just need to put an "add patient" button next to the box.
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