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Yes, technically the dashboard name is [MainNavControl] where all the navigation button is place and one navigation button is [navEmpSEARCH] Actually, I have a supervisor login form that will allow to edit employee record which is under the navigation button [navEmpSEARCH] and this is pointing...

Yes, technically the [MainNavControl] is the name of the navigation control dashboard where all the tab is located and [navEmpSEARCH] is one of the navigation button place inside the [MainNavControl]. before we get into the navigation button with navigation target name subform "EMPLOYEE" .... I...

Thank you arnelgp, i understand what you mean, i agree with you, i can disable the control in the subform if you are in the design mode. What I'm looking at is to disable the control if you are in another form for example upon logged in to "LOGIN FORM" the code must disable the control...

I really appreciate your patience on this, the syntax you gave, still not giving me to be able to disable the textbox on the EMPLOYEE FORM under the Navigation tab [navEMPSEARCH], done playing around with the code below.... i hope the screenshot will help you to figure out my problem...

Appreciate your response, indeed that's what i want to do.. [Forms]![MainNavControl]![subMAIN].[Form]![txtInitial].Enabled = True I got an error 2450.. it looks like it can't find the subform... kindly see my screenshot

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Thanks for that, I'm aware with that code within the form, what I'm really having trouble is... (see my attachment screenshot) maybe you have some idea how am I going to go over it.

Main Form = frmMAIN Navigation Dashboard = MainNavControl Navigation Tabs = tabSEARCH, tabINCOMING, tabEMPSEARCH and so on.. Navigation Sub = subMain (where all the subform is loaded) "navigation target name" Need some help, I'm working on a "ACCESS 2016" database and used the navigation tab...