Conditional formatting

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I conditionally formatted the back color of a field based on the value of another field. Works fine when the form is stand alone. When the form becomes a sub form, the conditional format quits working, as if not there. Any fix or is this a fact of life for conditional formatting? (Using Accesss 2000 with W2000. Thanks for rapid fix on my other question.
 
your path to the control on the form need to change. access follows the "full path" of a form control and subbing them makes a difference.

here's a really good reference on how to refer to controls in various scenarios. i can't remember where i downloaded it from, but gee it's helped me a bundle!
 

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whoa... sorry, just noticed that post is 7 years old! i hope you got your problem sorted a lot sooner than that :(
 
Things must be slow, down under, for you to be wandering thru 7 years old threads! :D
 
i was specifically looking at threads that "gg" started (i had replied to gg's "how do i make a new questions" post). gg only had ~5, so, without looking at the dates i assumed he was a recent addition to the community ;) and i saw one was left unanswered... poor fella ;)
 
i was specifically looking at threads that "gg" started (i had replied to gg's "how do i make a new questions" post). gg only had ~5, so, without looking at the dates i assumed he was a recent addition to the community ;) and i saw one was left unanswered... poor fella ;)

that is funny. But I think they were here recently for something else. :)
 

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