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Form and subforms relation
TheAceMan1, I think I find it.. something like this may resolve the problem Me.subformA.Visible = False (to hide) Me.subformA.Visible = True (to unhide) Thx *******- speedovic
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Form and subforms relation
TheAceMan1, It sounds good idea, I tried it manually it works fine one subform is hidden and the other one is shown at the same time. This is the simple code I use in my buttons =========================== Private Sub Knop112_Click() Me.Filter = "[klas] = '2A1A'" Me.FilterOn = True End Sub...- speedovic
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Form and subforms relation
==> You may consider the SourceObject property. you refer to the button or the subform SourceObject?- speedovic
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Form and subforms relation
I have one MAIN form and many subforms linked to many tables using tabs. I have used buttons to filter data so the user can alter the records easily. Nice! Now I want to have one subform linked to 2 tables. For example: I have Table-A and Table-B --> if the user click on button (A) the...- speedovic
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
