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Amazing! So greatful to your quick response! Thanks so much for the help! Question; Why don't you need to have some "hierarchy" in this case?

Hi, I've a main form with a combobox and a subform. The subform is based on a query. The input from the combobox filters the outcome of the subform, via the AfterUpdate event: With [Forms]![frmKundstatistik]![subfrmAnbudPerKund].Form .Filter = "[KundID] = " & Me.cboValdKund...

Yes!! Finally! I'm extremely grateful HiTechCoach for all help I've received from you! I appreciate it a lot! Thank you so much for your time. :)(y)🙏🙏 Your TIP was 👍 And, if I had read your comments more in detail I had found the answer earlier. Sorry!

Hi, Still some problems.... frustrating. And I'm soo happy that you HiTechCoach take some time with me. I've attached a PDF describing my issue.... and I hope for some new response :)

Hi again, Still I don't get the query, which the second combobox is based on, to update correct. I interpret your input as follows: Private Sub cboValdAnL_AfterUpdate() Me.cboAffM.RowSource = "Select ... Where [LeaderID]=" & Me.cboLeader Me.cboAffM.Requery End Sub The fieldname above...

No, unfortunately not. My form names don't have any spaces. Thanks for your time! I appreciate it!

This sounds very nice! I would really appreciate if you could note some lines of code on how to do this. Many, many thanks in advance!

Hi, I'm a newbie re MS Access so my track record is not so long. But I've some track record regarding SQL and VBA code. I've managed to succeed with getting cascaded comboxes to work in ordinary forms. But when I add these forms to a Navigation form with both horizontal and vertical tabs I...