This is just a weird nuisance that corrects itself if the user selects a value from the dropdown list, but I want to allow for the user not selecting something in the dropdown list, perhaps they look at their options but then click in a different field to start working on something else, without actually having chose something.
Ok, I have a subform (which is in datasheet view) on which are two fields fldAlbumLookup_com and fldSongsLookup_com. If an album is selected from the first field, then the second field populates with song choices only from the album selected via a query qrySongs, with the qrySongs having the criteria [Forms]![frmCommissions]![frmCommissionsSubform]![fldAlbumLookup_com].
This works great, but as I said, if they say, choose Weezer as the Album, and they click on the song field and see the song choices, which now only populate with Weezer songs, but for whatever reason they don't select a song, but instead click on another field to work on I get "The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot find a record in the table tblSongTitles with the key matching field(s) 'fldSongsLookup_com'."
I know why this is popping up. Because by not selecting something, Access isn't finding their choice among the filtered list and is producing an error, but I wish to find a way of letting Access allow them to not choose anything without producing an error.
Is there a way of letting access let them NOT choose something on a combo box filtered via query based on another combo box?
Weird question I know. Hope I have given all the information needed. Thanks for any help at all.