herbivorous
Technical User
I am putting together a database where most everything is on different tabs of a single form. There will be a tab showing the detail of a single record, a tab where the user will specify and impose their filtering criteria, then (I hope) a tab that will give (essentially) a datasheet view of the filtered records. Though this may well strike the more experienced as a particularly crack-addled idea. I'd be interested to hear.
Anyhow, I'm scratching my head over how to make the whole-list tab. It seems to require a subform, but one based on the recordset underlying the main form, which is currently an SQL statement, potentially filtered either by the filter tab or user-imposed filters by other means. The filter will need to be passed back and forth.
Should I just make the subform on the 'list' tab unbound, and pass the filter from the main form to it (can I do that?) or is there a direct way to tap into the form's recordset?
Anyhow, I'm scratching my head over how to make the whole-list tab. It seems to require a subform, but one based on the recordset underlying the main form, which is currently an SQL statement, potentially filtered either by the filter tab or user-imposed filters by other means. The filter will need to be passed back and forth.
Should I just make the subform on the 'list' tab unbound, and pass the filter from the main form to it (can I do that?) or is there a direct way to tap into the form's recordset?