Hello,
I do Access with my "bible" - Automating MS Access with Macros. Some macro's I convert into VBA when error trapping is needed.
I've come across an interesting problem:
I have a tabbed control on a form with 1 main record source [A], 1 subform which has fields linked to [A] but drawing data from another record source and 1 subform which has no links to anything [C].
When I filter on [C] using pop-up, it works ok, but when I remove the filter using pop-up, it removes the filter from [A] as well - even although [A] is bound to a query.
Any ideas on how to make [C] "independent" of [A] & , other than having a completely separate form?
I do Access with my "bible" - Automating MS Access with Macros. Some macro's I convert into VBA when error trapping is needed.
I've come across an interesting problem:
I have a tabbed control on a form with 1 main record source [A], 1 subform which has fields linked to [A] but drawing data from another record source and 1 subform which has no links to anything [C].
When I filter on [C] using pop-up, it works ok, but when I remove the filter using pop-up, it removes the filter from [A] as well - even although [A] is bound to a query.
Any ideas on how to make [C] "independent" of [A] & , other than having a completely separate form?