Insert Form Into Tab

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shep

I am running WIN XP Pro & Office 2003 Pro

I have some forms developed from various tables and queries. Is there a way
to insert them on separate tabs of a Tab Control or must I rebuild them from
a query containing the various tables & queries?

Thanks
 
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'69 Camaro

Hi, Shep.
I have some forms developed from various tables and queries. Is there a way
to insert them on separate tabs of a Tab Control or must I rebuild them from
a query containing the various tables & queries?
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There's no need to rebuild them. Once you save these forms, they can be
used as a subform on another form, even on top of the Tab control's pages.
Select the Subform/Subreport button on the Toolbox CommandBar and drag it to
the Tab control's page where you want to place it. When the Wizard will
prompts you for what data you want to use for the subform, select "Use an
existing form," and then select the name of the form you want placed on the
Tab control.

HTH.

Gunny

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S

shep

Thank you very much!

'69 Camaro said:
Hi, Shep.


There's no need to rebuild them. Once you save these forms, they can be
used as a subform on another form, even on top of the Tab control's pages.
Select the Subform/Subreport button on the Toolbox CommandBar and drag it to
the Tab control's page where you want to place it. When the Wizard will
prompts you for what data you want to use for the subform, select "Use an
existing form," and then select the name of the form you want placed on the
Tab control.

HTH.

Gunny

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See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access tips.

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