Modal Form
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I want to open a form, change some properties and disable some controls
depending on the situation and then wait until the form is closed to return a
value. If I use DoCmd.OpenForm ,,,acDialog the code stops and I'm not able to
change anything on the form until it is closed. If I don't use the acDialog
option, the code continues to run without waiting for the value to be
returned.
Is there a way to open a form, run some code against it and then make it a
dialog so the code waits for it to be closed?
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