W
Welthey
Is there a way to have a subform linked to the master form and not have it
embedded into the master form?
embedded into the master form?
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K
Klatuu
No, not as a subform. A form used as a subform is identified in a subform
control that is on the main form.
What is it you are trying to accomplish. Maybe we can come up with some
other ideas to help.
control that is on the main form.
What is it you are trying to accomplish. Maybe we can come up with some
other ideas to help.
D
Dirk Goldgar
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It wouldn't be a subform, then. But it's possible to create linked
forms, which use a little code to keep one form in sync with the other.
The Form wizard will even create such a pair of forms for you, if you
ask it nicely.
Welthey said:Is there a way to have a subform linked to the master form and not
have it embedded into the master form?
It wouldn't be a subform, then. But it's possible to create linked
forms, which use a little code to keep one form in sync with the other.
The Form wizard will even create such a pair of forms for you, if you
ask it nicely.
W
Welthey
Actually I put them on the form under tabs and it seems to be working great.
I just need to know if there is a way to have one tab read the other. On the
first tab it will automatically populate a report name based on what is put
in the main form. Once that is autopopulated I want to know if there is a
way to autopopulate something on the other tab?
I just need to know if there is a way to have one tab read the other. On the
first tab it will automatically populate a report name based on what is put
in the main form. Once that is autopopulated I want to know if there is a
way to autopopulate something on the other tab?