sending from form back to a table and than printing

[chembuff1982]

I have part of my form done, called frmcustomers with drop down menus which are working fine, thanks to prior help on here. Now I have an issue, I want to be able to send my information selected in my checkboxes back to a new table with everything checked, I don't want it to go back in the table I already use to get the information from the check boxes. I have a cmd print button, and I want to use that to first, use the information selected send back to my new table and than print that set of information out, I have a couple of fields that will go in the table, client, test, time, date. If anyone can help, much appreciation.

Justin

[MMcCarthy]

Hi Justin

Sorry I'm not sure what you are trying to do. Do you want to add a record to another table based on the current selections in the form?

Mary

[chembuff1982]

Yes, from my checkbox selections which are already displayed on the form through a table and selectable I want to hit the print button which I have printing fine already, but before it prints, I want someway to send the selections on the drop down to a new table called login. I have time and date set up, customer name set up and customer test. Any help would be appreciated thanks for the response Mary. I have the empty table, I just need to know how to take my information from the checkboxes and date, and send them to each field in this table, for Customer, test, date, etc. One simple example would be fine, I've tried to search all over the net, and my access book is useless. I use to program years ago, I'm so rusty now it's not even funny. I do mostly lab work and secretarial. I'll send a donation in when I complete the project, because this site is so helpful to me and I'm thankful for that.

[chembuff1982]

Can anyone help?

[MMcCarthy]

Can anyone help?

Would something like this work?

Dim strSQL As String
 
   strSQL = "INSERT INTO Login (Customer, test, date) " & _
       "VALUES('" & Me!Customer & "', '" &  Me!test & "', #" & _
       Me!date & "#)"
   DoCmd.RunSQL strSQL
 

This assumes Customer and test are text fields and have the same textbox names on the form as column names in the table.

Mary

[chembuff1982]

Here's my code

Private Sub cmdprint_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_cmdprint_Click
Dim stDocName As String
    Dim MyForm As Form
 
    stDocName = "tbldate"
    Set MyForm = Screen.ActiveForm
    DoCmd.SelectObject acTable, stDocName, True
    DoCmd.PrintOut
    DoCmd.SelectObject acForm, MyForm.Name, False
    Text54.Value = Now()
    Text54.Visible = True
 
    Exit_cmdprint_Click:
    Exit Sub
 
Err_cmdprint_Click:
    MsgBox Err.Description
    Resume Exit_cmdprint_Click
End Sub
 
Private Sub Combo27_AfterUpdate()
Dim rs As Object
Set rs = Me.Recordset.Clone
    rs.FindFirst "[CompanyID] = " & Str(Nz(Me![Combo27], 0))
    If Not rs.EOF Then Me.Bookmark = rs.Bookmark
    Me.Combo29.Requery
   Combo29.Visible = True
 
End Sub
 
Private Sub Combo27_Change()
  cmdprint.Visible = False
 
Dim strCustomer As String ' define string
 
        strCustomer = strCustomer & "" & Me.Combo27.SelText & ", "
'appending the value to string from box
 
    ' remove excess off string in append
    strCustomer = Left(strCustomer, Len(strCustomer) - 2)
 
MsgBox strCustomer
End Sub
 
Private Sub Combo29_AfterUpdate()
 cmdprint.Visible = True
 
End Sub
 
Private Sub Combo29_Change()
Dim strTest As String ' define string Test to use for append
 
        strTest = strTest & "" & Me.Combo29.SelText & ", " 'append string from combobox
 
' to remove excess comma stored in append
    strTest = Left(strTest, Len(strTest) - 2)
    cmdprint.Visible = True
End Sub
 
Private Sub Form_Load()
  Text54.Visible = False
  Combo29.Visible = False
  cmdprint.Visible = False
 
End Sub
 

I want those strings from Combo27 (to go into TablePrint in field CustomerPrint), and Combo29( to go into TablePrint in field TestPrint).

[MMcCarthy]

I want those strings from Combo27 (to go into TablePrint in field CustomerPrint), and Combo29( to go into TablePrint in field TestPrint).

Are these new records to be appended or are you trying to update existing records?

[chembuff1982]

Are these new records to be appended or are you trying to update existing records?

They are new records I'm storing them, taking them originally from a table, and upon selection, through the drop down boxes, sending the submitted results to a new table to store the selections. Just pretty much for record keeping of clients and tests that go on.

[MMcCarthy]

They are new records I'm storing them, taking them originally from a table, and upon selection, through the drop down boxes, sending the submitted results to a new table to store the selections. Just pretty much for record keeping of clients and tests that go on.

The problem is that the two values are being retrieved in two separate procedures. You need to consider the following.

Storing the values in public variables for use later.

Creating a Add to table button which will retrieve the values from the two combo boxes and insert them into the table.

Dim strSQL As String
 
   strSQL = "INSERT INTO TablePrint (CustomerPrint, TestPrint) " & _
       "VALUES('" & Me!Combo27 & "', '" & Me!Combo29 & "')"
   DoCmd.RunSQL strSQL
 

Mary