Wait for DoCmd.OpenForm

[wquatan]

I have a form with a button, launching (OnClick event) a Sub which contains
- DoCmd.OpenForm
- MsgBox

Is there a way to wait after the DoCmd.OpenForm till the form is closed again ?

Thx

[JustJim]

I have a form with a button, launching (OnClick event) a Sub which contains
- DoCmd.OpenForm
- MsgBox

Is there a way to wait after the DoCmd.OpenForm till the form is closed again ?

Thx

Hi,
Not sure if I understand this one. Do you want the form to close automatically after a certain amount of time?

Explain a bit more and we'll see if we can help you.

Jim

[wquatan]

Hi,
Not sure if I understand this one. Do you want the form to close automatically after a certain amount of time?

Explain a bit more and we'll see if we can help you.

Jim

Hi,

When the button is clicked
- the OncLick events launches the sub
- in that sub, the docmd.openform is executed, the form opened
- next the MsgBox in the sub after the DoCmd.openform) is executed immedeatly

I am looking for a way to postpone the execution of the MsgBox till the form has been closed

[missinglinq]

You need to open the form in Dialog mode:

DoCmd.OpenForm "Your Form Name", , , , , acDialog

Linq ;0)>

[wquatan]

You need to open the form in Dialog mode:

DoCmd.OpenForm "Your Form Name", , , , , acDialog

Linq ;0)>

Thx

I itried that before, but doesn't work. The MsgBox still gets executed immedeatly.
The only difference I see : with acDialog the form is opened as a DataSheet.

[missinglinq]

For a form to be opened in Datasheet view, you have to have told Access to do this, in your DoCmd.OpenForm command! Using acDialog doesn't do this. And if you've done this, the acDialog argument won't delay the code for the messagebox from executing, because you can't open a form in both Datasheet and acDialog. If you have to
open this form in Datasheet view I'm afraid you're stuck!

If you didn't intentionally open the form in Datasheet view, post your code here for us to look at.

Linq ;0)>

[wquatan]

For a form to be opened in Datasheet view, you have to have told Access to do this, in your DoCmd.OpenForm command! Using acDialog doesn't do this. And if you've done this, the acDialog argument won't delay the code for the messagebox from executing, because you can't open a form in both Datasheet and acDialog. If you have to
open this form in Datasheet view I'm afraid you're stuck!

If you didn't intentionally open the form in Datasheet view, post your code here for us to look at.

Linq ;0)>

Hi,

The form I want to open is not a Datasheet when opened directly
I do not want to open as a Datasheet

The sub (initiated by clicking a button on another form) contains :

Private Sub EditEmailServices_Click()
DoCmd.OpenForm "Form1", acDialog
MsgBox "MAINBACK" --> gets executed immedeatly
End Sub

[wquatan]

Sorry !

Stupid me !
The number of "," wasn't correct !

Thanks for helping !