After Insert macro event
Applies to: Access 2013, Office 2013
The After Insert event occurs after a record is added.
Note
The After Insert event is available only in Data Macros.
Remarks
Use the After Insert event to perform any actions that you want to occur when a record is added to a table. Common uses for the After Insert include enforcing business rules, workflows, updating an aggregate total, and sending notifications.
You can use the Updated("Field Name") function to determine whether a field has changed. The following code example shows how to use an If statement to determine determine whether the PaidInFull field has been changed.
If Updated("PaidInFull") Then
/* Perform actions based on changes to the field. */
End If
The following table lists macro commands that can be used in theAfter Insert event.
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To create a Data macro that captures the After Insert event, use the following steps.
Open the table for which you want to capture the After Insert event.
On the Table tab, in the After Events group, click After Insert.
An empty data macro is displayed in the macro designer.
Example
The following code example uses the After Insert event to perform some processing when a record is added to the Donations table. When a record is added, the amount of the donation is added to the DonationsReceived field in the Campaigns table and the TotalDonatedField in the Donors table.
Click here to view a copy of the macro that you can paste into Macro Designer.
To view this example in the macro designer, use the following steps:
Open the table for which you want to capture the After Insert event.
On the Table tab, in the After Events group, click After Insert.
Select the code in the following code example and then press CTRL+C to copy it to the Clipboard.
Activate the macro designer window and then press CTRL+V.
<DataMacros>
<DataMacro Event="AfterInsert">
<Statements>
<Comment>This data macro increments the DonationsReceived field in Campaigns and theAmountCollected field in Pledges </Comment>
<Action Name="SetLocalVar">
<Argument Name="Name">varAmount</Argument>
<Argument Name="Value">[Amount]</Argument>
</Action>
<ConditionalBlock>
<If>
<Condition>Not (IsNull([CampaignID]))</Condition>
<Statements>
<ForEachRecord>
<Data>
<Reference>Campaigns</Reference>
<WhereCondition>[ID]=[Donations].[CampaignID]</WhereCondition>
</Data>
<Statements>
<EditRecord>
<Data />
<Statements>
<Action Name="SetField">
<Argument Name="Field">[DonationsReceived]</Argument>
<Argument Name="Value">[DonationsReceived]+[varAmount]</Argument>
</Action>
</Statements>
</EditRecord>
</Statements>
</ForEachRecord>
</Statements>
</If>
</ConditionalBlock>
<ConditionalBlock>
<If>
<Condition>Not (IsNull([DonorID]))</Condition>
<Statements>
<ForEachRecord>
<Data>
<Reference>Donors</Reference>
<WhereCondition>[ID]=[Donations].[DonorID]</WhereCondition>
</Data>
<Statements>
<EditRecord>
<Data />
<Statements>
<Action Name="SetField">
<Argument Name="Field">[TotalDonated]</Argument>
<Argument Name="Value">[TotalDonated]+[varAmount]</Argument>
</Action>
</Statements>
</EditRecord>
</Statements>
</ForEachRecord>
</Statements>
</If>
</ConditionalBlock>
</Statements>
</DataMacro>
</DataMacros>
SetLocalVar
Name varAmount
Expression =[Amount]
If Not (IsNull([CampaignID])) Then
For Each Record In Campaigns
Where Condition =[ID]=[Donations].[CampaignID]
Alias
EditRecord
Alias
SetField
Name [DonationsReceived]
Value =[DonationsReceived]+[varAmount]
End EditRecord
End If
If Not (IsNull([DonorID])) Then
For Each Record In Donors
WhereCondition =[ID]=[Donations].[DonorID]
Alias
EditRecord
Alias
SetField
Name [TotalDonated]
Value =[TotalDonated]+[varAmount]
End EditRecord
End If