No match record скачать ※ Download: http://erotadan.trizok.ru/?dl&keyword=no+match+record+%d1%81%d0%ba%d0%b0%d1%87%d0%b0%d1%82%d1%8c&source=bitbin.it2 If you use criteria ie, a Where clause when a recordset is opened, only the records that match the criteria are returned. I not quite sure how to pull the primary key from the recordset when called from the strSQL, and then set that to the line where you have the DoCmd. If no records are found, the same forms opens in Add Mode, pre-filling text boxes with the info from the search text boxes. Recordset Dim blnFound As Boolean Dim fldItem As DAO. But for tonight, I have been beating this for 4+ hours. Instead of filter I wanted to use a OpenArg DoCmd. MapPoint automatically skips these records. But then, I do want the record to display and if the form recordset isn't finding it. Ran the Code and I get an error 2465-Application-defined or object-defined error It's happening at: DoCmd. I really do appreciate it. However, I idea I could handle the code for inputting the parameter data to the entry form on new record. Have a great day, DeDBlanK Welcome to PC Review. I actually started rewritting it and was about to where you have it. Match records - When the user clicks the button, I want the form to search for the criteria from a table. This is a combination of code from two Authors whose code I found on this site: guillimon and stormlifter. Match records When you import or link data in MapPoint, the Import Data, Link Data, Import Territories, or Link Territories wizards attempt to match each record in your data precisely to locations on the map. However, if the program is unable to match any record to an exact location, it will present possible alternatives in the Unmatched Records dialog box. You can match records on the map with the Unmatched Records dialog box in the following ways: If you have records that could not be matched to a location on the map, it is displayed after you click Finish in the Import Data, Link Data, Import Territories, or Link Territories wizards. You can also display this dialog box to match unmatched records on an existing data map. Note Cancelling matching leaves any unmatched records available for matching and mapping later. Note Certain types of records are considered unmatchable. MapPoint automatically skips these records. Unmatched records are at the bottom of the list. To match an unmatched or skipped record to the map, select the record in the list, and then click Match Record. If all or most of your records are unmatched, you may need to specify the country to which most of your data belongs.