Bernie,

How many fields on the form?

If not a bunch, replace columns with vars and drive the whole 
sheebang with eeps that Sel, Update, Insert, Delete, etc... You 
have to think the whole thing through more carefully, but you gain a 
lot of flexibility and control. 

If you like, I can send you a sample.

Ben Petersen


On 9 Oct 2002, at 21:32, Bernard Lis wrote:

> a form based on Parts table.
> If I enter a part no. in this form I want the rest of the fields to be
> populated with the data in that row.
> 
> when I do:   Edit using parts
> the first row appears, if I change the part no. the rest of the fields
> stay the same as the first row.  a lookup such as partdesc=partdesc in
> parts where partno=.pno  doesn't work.
> 
> Actually, I want to bring up the form with all fields blank, enter a
> part no. and populate the form with that row.  Then I would like to
> use the forward and back arrows to change rows.
> 
> If I first ask for the part no then  Edit using parts where partno =
> it works.  But then if I want to see another part, I have to exit the
> form, key in the part no. and reload the form.
> 
> Any help will be greatly appreciated
> 
> Bernie Lis
> Megabytes, Inc.
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