Q
querykitty
Is it possible to refresh or requery a page within a form? Something like:
forms!FrmName.PageName.refresh
forms!FrmName.PageName.refresh
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scubadiver
When you say a "page", do you mean a subform?
[forms]![formname]![subform name].requery
To get the name of the subform you have to click on the control that
contains the subform and go to the name in the "other" tab
[forms]![formname]![subform name].requery
To get the name of the subform you have to click on the control that
contains the subform and go to the name in the "other" tab
Q
querykitty
no just a page on a form (or a tab on a form) the reason for not refreshing
the whole form, is that there are several queries that need to run and would
be faster to just refresh the tab or page.
the whole form, is that there are several queries that need to run and would
be faster to just refresh the tab or page.
scubadiver said:When you say a "page", do you mean a subform?
[forms]![formname]![subform name].requery
To get the name of the subform you have to click on the control that
contains the subform and go to the name in the "other" tab
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www.ae911truth.org
querykitty said:Is it possible to refresh or requery a page within a form? Something like:
forms!FrmName.PageName.refresh
S
scubadiver
You can't distinguish between tabs on a single form. It is all one entity
(so to speak)
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(so to speak)
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querykitty said:no just a page on a form (or a tab on a form) the reason for not refreshing
the whole form, is that there are several queries that need to run and would
be faster to just refresh the tab or page.
scubadiver said:When you say a "page", do you mean a subform?
[forms]![formname]![subform name].requery
To get the name of the subform you have to click on the control that
contains the subform and go to the name in the "other" tab
--
www.ae911truth.org
querykitty said:Is it possible to refresh or requery a page within a form? Something like:
forms!FrmName.PageName.refresh
Q
querykitty
I suspected, but just wanted to check. Thanks for your help!
scubadiver said:You can't distinguish between tabs on a single form. It is all one entity
(so to speak)
--
www.ae911truth.org
querykitty said:no just a page on a form (or a tab on a form) the reason for not refreshing
the whole form, is that there are several queries that need to run and would
be faster to just refresh the tab or page.
scubadiver said:When you say a "page", do you mean a subform?
[forms]![formname]![subform name].requery
To get the name of the subform you have to click on the control that
contains the subform and go to the name in the "other" tab
--
www.ae911truth.org
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Is it possible to refresh or requery a page within a form? Something like:
forms!FrmName.PageName.refresh