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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    Thanks for such a comprehensive answer. I'm sorry, but as I am likely to be the only user for the foreseeable future, and can personally train subsequent users, I will leave it as it is. It may, however, be useful elsewhere.
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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    This worked a treat on your DB, of course!, and disables my subform as needed (great!) , but even when I enter two or three [at least] fields the SubForm only becomes enabled when I move to another record and back. I tried putting the enable code in the After Update event of the form, but that...
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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    Spot on! Thank you; all has come right now. I think I may have been confused by too much space on the subform, anyway removing it (and maybe something else changed ) and it all works. In the unlikely event of another category being needed, I'll add a record to the table. I did notice...
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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    So 'store that value in this field' is the right choice when the combobox is bound, thanks.
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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    I did that to the Form's format property, but it hasn't changed the appearance of it, but I can scroll down to second or third records... I'll take another look at your example DB.
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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    No not yet. catching up...
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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    Thank you. I've ditched the Category Type column from tblContact_Categories, and also it's own ID numbering column (as I have two FKs to keep records unique.). EDIT - oops sorry, i didnt see your latest post, before writing what follows. I'll check it out now. I followed the example in your...
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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    Err, should that be an option under Name on the property sheet using the All tab? I don't see it. EDIT - I had the frame of the form selected, not the body of the form (IYKWIM), and not it wasn't, but is now, and makes no difference.
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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    I'm getting closer..., but the combo box remains empty. this is what I see: This is its row source: Control source is Category Type, bound column 1 for the subform, What have I missed? Many thanks.
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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    GP George: That link doesn't work for me - HTTP 404.0 not found.
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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    I don't understand the consequences of this choice: as I am sometimes inputting data here, I assume I need to 'store that value in this field' ,but when I select that option, I get a list of the fields on the main form, not any to do with categories.
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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    Do you mean I should create a subform on my main form, and put a combobox on the subform? I tried to do that and the cmb always sits on the main form, not the subform.
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    Solved Displaying related records on a form (in a subform?)

    I have a main form displaying fields from my table of members (PK ContactID) Members can have more than one category (Bike, car, commercial, minibus) and these values are listed in a table:- (I think that Category Type in tblContact_Categories is superfluous, and I will delete if so. ) At...
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    Finding the record with the maximum value in a query

    I do indeed. (And yes, thank God! :) ) 'Chill', guys!
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    Finding the record with the maximum value in a query

    It thought it had been established (very early on) that DMax will return the value of ContactID? (i.e. a number) What I was saying was that Top1... gave me the record, which is what I needed. I understand that autonumber *may* in some circs not assign the highest number to the last record.
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