My database is used to track the firm's activities - I use different forms for each different type of activity to simplify data entry.
Many of my forms contain a subform that allows users to input the names of employees involved in a given activity - The subform looks up users from the Users table and places the data into a employees involved junction table.
My problem is that quite often 20+ employees may be involved in an activity. The subform that I use is in datasheet view, but goes on for miles vertically on the page when there are so many entries.
I do not want to use a tabbed form, but could use a pop up subform (if someone could let me know how to set it up) and am willing to try out any other aesthetically pleasing ideas anyone can come up with...
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Many of my forms contain a subform that allows users to input the names of employees involved in a given activity - The subform looks up users from the Users table and places the data into a employees involved junction table.
My problem is that quite often 20+ employees may be involved in an activity. The subform that I use is in datasheet view, but goes on for miles vertically on the page when there are so many entries.
I do not want to use a tabbed form, but could use a pop up subform (if someone could let me know how to set it up) and am willing to try out any other aesthetically pleasing ideas anyone can come up with...
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