I've been going nuts all afternoon. I've created a form with a subform in Access 2002 db that functionally behaves like another form/subform combination except for the data that is retrieved. the method of selecting is the same.
It doesn't work, so I "googled" designing forms and subforms and found a very nice tutorial that shows the steps. One of the steps doesn't occur for me ant I think it's the one that's the cause of my problem.
According to the tutorial, after choosing the form to insert, you are supposed to indicate the linking columns and then name the subform. I never get the "linking columns" step!! That must be why it doesn't work!!
What I had done earlier was modify the subform's underlying query's criteria to: [Forms]![MainForm]![Employee] at the appropriate spot and assumed that that would tie it in. (I since removed that criteria thinking it would allow the wizard to ask for it)
Any ideas as to what to do??
Thanks in advance,
Jerry Scannell
It doesn't work, so I "googled" designing forms and subforms and found a very nice tutorial that shows the steps. One of the steps doesn't occur for me ant I think it's the one that's the cause of my problem.
According to the tutorial, after choosing the form to insert, you are supposed to indicate the linking columns and then name the subform. I never get the "linking columns" step!! That must be why it doesn't work!!
What I had done earlier was modify the subform's underlying query's criteria to: [Forms]![MainForm]![Employee] at the appropriate spot and assumed that that would tie it in. (I since removed that criteria thinking it would allow the wizard to ask for it)
Any ideas as to what to do??
Thanks in advance,
Jerry Scannell