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field in sub-form of a sub-form
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A field doesn't have "Row Source". Charts, combo boxes, and list boxes have Row Sources. You can generically reference a control on a sub-subform with syntax like:
Me.sfrm1CtrlName.Form!sfrm2CtrlName.Form!ControlOnLastSubform
There might be a difference between your subform control name and its source object.
Duane
Hook'D on Access
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Me.sfrm1CtrlName.Form!sfrm2CtrlName.Form!ControlOnLastSubform
There might be a difference between your subform control name and its source object.
Duane
Hook'D on Access
MS Access MVP
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If you can't figure out the syntax from my generic answer, come back with your exact object names.
Duane
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