Re: establishing sub forms existing forms
- From: Danny <donotspam12345@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 9 May 2007 07:33:50 -0700
On May 9, 6:44 am, Pixie78 <Pixi...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm still pretty new with all this but I would say yes. I had my forms setThanks for your responses. A couple of things I was wondering.
up that way but then I changed my subforms to read only. But in the
beginning I did enter in my info on the subforms and it updated my tables as
it should. As long as your forms are drawn from your tables and your tables
are related correctly you should have no problems.
"Danny" wrote:
I was curious if this is possible. I have approx 4 or 5 forms that
update different tables in the database. Is it possible to establish
a sub form on these 4 or 5 forms, without having to rebuild from
scratch? The intent would be so users can enter information into
each form without having to open each form.- Hide quoted text -
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The tables are table 1 has a one to many relationship with table 2 and
3. Table 2 has a 1 to many relationship to table 4 and 5.
Would a sub form work in this fashion or would something else be
needed to make this work?
When looking at the sub form using the wizard it shows all data fields
basically on one form in form view. Is there away to set up a sub
form that looks like a single form type in form view and to tab to the
other forms?
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