You need to maintain a flag ,and based on the flag value do what ever you want.
debasisdas
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Yes it is.
Is not that clear from the post #4 ?
debasisdas
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I would declare the flag public and then give it a value based on what I need to do. Say for instance your user has added a new record to your database and you now need to take him back to the main form, do this -
'In a module, add the following...
Public flag As Integer
'In your form you will use something like...
Private Sub Command1_Click()
'You are finished with the data add, now give flag a value...
flag = 1
End Sub
Private Sub Command2_Click()
If flag = 1 Then
Form2.Show
flag = 0
Unload Me
Else
'flag = 0, do something here...
MsgBox "What do I do now?"
End If
End Sub
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