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Microsoft Access runs the Current macro or event procedure before the first or next record is displayed By running a macro or event procedure. The Current event occurs when the focus moves to a record making it the current record or when the form is refreshed or requeried. The Current event occurs when the focus moves to a record making it the current record or when the form is refreshed or requeried. Order of events for database objects Access for Microsoft 365 Access 2021 Access 2019 Access 2016 More A single action such as moving from one. Microsoft Access runs the Current macro or event procedure before the first or next record is displayed By running a macro or event procedure..
If I put it in an ON CURRENT event it works However I dont need it to run when the form is being opened. Me can only be called from within the corresponding form object ie in the objects procedures functions. 1 I have a form which has an On Current event which basically sets various items visible or not. When it initially opens Form_Current on the active subform fires once as it should. 1 I am trying to set permissions for my form fields continuous form and permissions. Yes if you base your subform on a tablequery Access does generate a form a subform has to be. 0 On Current fires when you move to a new record To force it to fire you might try..
Microsoft Access runs the Current macro or event procedure before the first or next record is displayed By running a macro or event procedure. The Current event occurs when the focus moves to a record making it the current record or when the form is refreshed or requeried. The Current event occurs when the focus moves to a record making it the current record or when the form is refreshed or requeried. Order of events for database objects Access for Microsoft 365 Access 2021 Access 2019 Access 2016 More A single action such as moving from one. Microsoft Access runs the Current macro or event procedure before the first or next record is displayed By running a macro or event procedure..
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