How to Disable Automatic Record Saving in a Subform in Microsoft Access

In this Microsoft Access tutorial we will talk about disabling autosave and prompting the user to save changes in records in a subform.
A couple of weeks ago, I released a video called Disable AutoSave where I showed you how to use a Before Update event to ask the user if they want to save changes to the current record. This works perfectly fine for single forms with one record, however a ton of you asked me if there was a way to get this to work with a subform containing continuous forms. The answer is yes, and I will discuss it in this video.
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[@Shadow.Dragon]

LOL! I'm definitely a "try it" person. But I always remember to "try it" on my development and NOT production database. Also, backups are our friends. Thanks for the follow-up video! 🙂

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Mos def!