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    Query on Switchboard

    Well mate I'm fairly new to Access but I reckon if you drag a button onto your switchboard in design view the command button wizard gives you the options, one of which is Miscellanious. In there is a Run Query option. Follow that and you should be away. Hopefully. Cheers, Lol
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    Accessing subforms through control buttons

    Right gents, I've had an epiphany and sorted it through calculated controls. I didn't realise that I could put VB code as an event procedure (like I said I'm effectively self taught). This I have done and it works a treat. Thanks for your advice, especially Doug, for the proper syntax for...
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    Accessing subforms through control buttons

    To be honest Rich I've tried the query/calculated control method and not got very far. Part of the problem is that as part of the order details per line there is a volume discount to be considered. i.e. if the quantity ordered is a certain ammount then a further discount applies. Whilst in Vb I...
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    Accessing subforms through control buttons

    Doug, the code worked a treat! Thanks a lot. However, it only worked on the first record displayed on the subform, i.e. if the order details comprise 3 lines, only the first line is worked upon. I have tried putting in a Do-Loop but this just causes Access to lock up. This loop approach works...
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    Accessing subforms through control buttons

    Thanks doug, will give it a try and let you know the result. Cheers, Lol
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    Accessing subforms through control buttons

    Hi, new to the forum, wonder if anyone can be of help. I'm currently studying an HNC in Business IT and have to complete a small database in MS Access. My part relates to stock control (surprise). I have, for example, a main form with an embedded subform. The main form contains such details as...
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