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I'll try to be brief so as not to alienate, but not too brief for I
must provide enough info.
I have a tabbed form with four pages that works beautifully in pulling
up records for viewing and editing.
The form has a subform with fields that show the data.
I now would like to make use of the same form (at least its visual
structure)
to be able to Browse through all records whose ID numbers match in a
certain table.
I've made a copy of the form and given it another name, but of course
all of the subform's controls and everything else are still using the
original names.
If I haven't confused you enough already, would someone be able to tell
me how I can create this second form to only browse through records?
I've created a query which is pulling up the desired records.
I just need to house these records in the original tabbed form.
TIA Ric
must provide enough info.
I have a tabbed form with four pages that works beautifully in pulling
up records for viewing and editing.
The form has a subform with fields that show the data.
I now would like to make use of the same form (at least its visual
structure)
to be able to Browse through all records whose ID numbers match in a
certain table.
I've made a copy of the form and given it another name, but of course
all of the subform's controls and everything else are still using the
original names.
If I haven't confused you enough already, would someone be able to tell
me how I can create this second form to only browse through records?
I've created a query which is pulling up the desired records.
I just need to house these records in the original tabbed form.
TIA Ric