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Reference subform control from query problem
Many thanks dhookom and TheAceMan1 for replying. Your pointers were spot on as I was incorrectly referencing the subform within the mainform. Works fine now. Many thanks to all for your help. Brgds.- Primomikey
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Reference subform control from query problem
Thanks for the reply seaport. Tried this and got the same response. The 'Enter Parameter Value' dialog box shows part of the reference statement with the usual input, OK and Cancel options. If I manually enter the value into this the query will then work. Tested the subform on it's own again...- Primomikey
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Reference subform control from query problem
Hi all. I am trying to reference a subform control from a Query but am encountering a persistent error which suggests bad referencing on my part but I am at a loss to pinpoint. Main form is frmCreateRFS Subform is frmRFSHardwareSubForm Controls EventType & DSTItemID The intention is to select...- Primomikey
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
