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    1. COcheers for the comment. I do make sure that all required fields are filled in and prompt a user to do so or they cant save a record, or they can cancel. The issue here relates to emptying disabled fields that could have, in the process of a user filling out fields and changing their details, information in them. On save record i empty out all these value, but i need to prompt the user 'just in case' they may lose info that they may not to. May sound a little convoluted but in the context of the form and data it is appropriate, i think!
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    2. COI think you're mis-using Access if you're doing all this in an unbound form, which it sounds like you are. Unbound forms are harder than bound forms -- everything about Access is designed for using unbound forms. You get a whole bunch more form-level events when you use a bound form and those can give you a lot more control over the process than when you have an unbound form. So, in short, I see no good solution to your problems if you choose to go the nonstandard route of using Access in a way that contradicts its fundamental design.
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    3. COits not an unbound form. Im using the checkboxes so that the user has to sequentially fill in sections. E.G Invoice sent -> Fee paid -> Fee Lodged. If the details aren't filled in from the previous section then the user cant move on to the next. Problems can arise if the user goes back to edit items, and may disable fields with data in them.
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