Hello,
I am using a subform, and when I want to access that subform's properties and methods in VBA from the Main Form's module, I have had to access it as a Control on the Main Form, i.e.
MainForm.Controls("Name of subform").Property/Method
The problem I am facing is, only the properties/methods associated with a Control are available to me in this way, but the properties/methods of a Form are not. This makes sense, because Access is seeing the subfrom as a Control on the Main Form (within the subform's module, I can access all properties/methods of the form, but within the Main Form's module, I cannot).
Not sure if Access is can recognize the type of a Control as a subform, and allow me to cast is as such, exposing the subform's properties/methods from the Main Form?
Maybe something more obvious than this is available, any ideas are appreciated!
Thanks,
Scott
I am using a subform, and when I want to access that subform's properties and methods in VBA from the Main Form's module, I have had to access it as a Control on the Main Form, i.e.
MainForm.Controls("Name of subform").Property/Method
The problem I am facing is, only the properties/methods associated with a Control are available to me in this way, but the properties/methods of a Form are not. This makes sense, because Access is seeing the subfrom as a Control on the Main Form (within the subform's module, I can access all properties/methods of the form, but within the Main Form's module, I cannot).
Not sure if Access is can recognize the type of a Control as a subform, and allow me to cast is as such, exposing the subform's properties/methods from the Main Form?
Maybe something more obvious than this is available, any ideas are appreciated!
Thanks,
Scott