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mattc66 via AccessMonster.com
What is wrong with my syntax? It says its not found.
Forms![frmGroup]!Form![sfrmCustGroup_C1].Requery
Forms![frmGroup]!Form![sfrmCustGroup_C1].Requery
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Jeanette Cunningham
Hi Matt,
the syntax for a subform on a form is like this:
Forms![frmGroup]![Name of subform control]!Form.Requery
if sfrmCustGroup_C1 is the name of the subform inside the subform control,
use the name of the subform control instead.
A form with a subform control is similar to having an image control with a
picture inside it.
The form has a subform control with a subform inside it.
Jeanette Cunningham
the syntax for a subform on a form is like this:
Forms![frmGroup]![Name of subform control]!Form.Requery
if sfrmCustGroup_C1 is the name of the subform inside the subform control,
use the name of the subform control instead.
A form with a subform control is similar to having an image control with a
picture inside it.
The form has a subform control with a subform inside it.
Jeanette Cunningham
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John W. Vinson
Hi Matt,
the syntax for a subform on a form is like this:
Forms![frmGroup]![Name of subform control]!Form.Requery
Almost... actually it should be
Forms![frmGroup]![Name of subform control].Form.Requery
The .Form is a property of the subform control - even though it's also an
object within that control.
John W. Vinson [MVP]
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Jeanette Cunningham
Thanks for that John.
Jeanette Cunningham
Jeanette Cunningham
John W. Vinson said:Hi Matt,
the syntax for a subform on a form is like this:
Forms![frmGroup]![Name of subform control]!Form.Requery
Almost... actually it should be
Forms![frmGroup]![Name of subform control].Form.Requery
The .Form is a property of the subform control - even though it's also an
object within that control.
John W. Vinson [MVP]