I would like to create a button to show and hide the history on my form. It worked well when I added the first button but now I'm getting the following error message:
The expression On Open you entered as the event property setting produced the following error: Ambiguous name detected: Form_Open.
Can you please tell me what change I need to make? I need to add four other history buttons to the form and I don't know if I have things in the wrong place or named wrong...
Private Sub cmdDetail_Click()
Me![frmStatus1_HISTORY].Visible = Not Me![frmStatus1_HISTORY].Visible
If Me![frmStatus1_HISTORY].Visible Then
Me![cmdDetail].Caption = "Hide History"
Else
Me![cmdDetail].Caption = "Show History"
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
Me![frmStatus1_HISTORY].Visible = False
Me![cmdDetail].Caption = "Show History"
End Sub
Private Sub cmdHistory_Click()
Me![frmStatus2_HISTORY].Visible = Not Me![frmStatus2_HISTORY].Visible
If Me![frmStatus2_HISTORY].Visible Then
Me![cmdHistory].Caption = "Hide History"
Else
Me![cmdHistory].Caption = "Show History"
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
Me![frmStatus2_HISTORY].Visible = False
Me![cmdHistory].Caption = "Show History"
End Sub
Help with Event Procedure
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Re: Help with Event Procedure
You have two procedures named Form_Open. That is not allowed - you can have only one procedure of a given name. You can, however, combine the code from the two procedures into one of them, and add more code if necessary:
After doing this, you should remove the other instance of Form_Open.
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Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
Me![frmStatus1_HISTORY].Visible = False
Me![cmdDetail].Caption = "Show History"
Me![frmStatus2_HISTORY].Visible = False
Me![cmdHistory].Caption = "Show History"
End Sub
Best wishes,
Hans
Hans
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Re: Help with Event Procedure
That worked. THANK YOU HANS! and thank you for letting me know you moved to Eileen's Lounge. Your explanations have always been easy to understand and for that I am truely grateful. Please let me know if you ever publish an Access book.
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Re: Help with Event Procedure
I'm glad you joined us - welcome here!
(It's not very likely I'll write an Access book...)
(It's not very likely I'll write an Access book...)
Best wishes,
Hans
Hans