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Dean Slindee
Access 2002 adp project: with subforms shown on tabcontrol pages:
The main form displays a tabcontrol where the first tab hosts data fields
for the parent table.
Subsequent tabpages host subforms for child tables.
I need to be able to issue a Me.Requery event when leaving each subform and
want to know where to site the statement so that it always fires, no matter
how the subform is left.
The reason I need to do this (or something like it) is so that when the user
uses the mouse to click on a subform tabpage that was previously entered,
that the data that was entered is reshown on the subform. If I don't issue
a Me.Requery, the subform is blank (even though the database is correct).
How can I force an event to happen that contains a Me.Requery for that form?
Thanks,
Dean Slindee
The main form displays a tabcontrol where the first tab hosts data fields
for the parent table.
Subsequent tabpages host subforms for child tables.
I need to be able to issue a Me.Requery event when leaving each subform and
want to know where to site the statement so that it always fires, no matter
how the subform is left.
The reason I need to do this (or something like it) is so that when the user
uses the mouse to click on a subform tabpage that was previously entered,
that the data that was entered is reshown on the subform. If I don't issue
a Me.Requery, the subform is blank (even though the database is correct).
How can I force an event to happen that contains a Me.Requery for that form?
Thanks,
Dean Slindee