I'm only guessing this is correct VBA Query Coding for Access. I'm a C# developer, so please bear with me. I currently have a Table and a Form, and I have an event procedure that if you click in the box that is inside the Form, you can edit that specific record. It will close, save and update when I hit the close form button. But, now I have a problem where I can add a new record by clicking on a box with no data, but it sends a syntax error. I'm assuming it's doing this because the VBA query code I used is looking for it to edit and not add a new record. I can click the X on the Message Box and still input a new record. My thought on this is to add an IF ELSE statement. Can I not do it like this? If something needs to be edited, I can. Or do I have to make changes somewhere else? I also read I can edit the message box to say to add a new record, Hit the X in the corner and proceed to add new record. That is a thought also.
If Me.CurrentRecord = "CalibrationKey" Then
DoCmd.OpenForm "Calibration Detail", , , "[CalibrationKey]= " & Me.[CalibrationKey], acFormEdit, acDialog
Else: DoCmd.OpenForm "Calibration Detail", , , "[CalibrationKey]= " & Me.[CalibrationKey], acFormAdd, acDialog
End If
End Sub```
If IsNull([CalibrationKey]) Then
. - June7