potts
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I have a form with two subforms. The second subform is really a subform of the first subform - confused?
Ok. MainForm has many records in SubForm1. SubForm2 has many records in SubForm2. I know I can have two levels of sub forms in a main form. However, the problem with this is that I want the information in SubForm1 to be displayed as continuous forms and you can only use single forms if you have a subform embedded. Therefore, linked forms would seem to be the solution. I would simply leave it like this (SubForm1 embedded in MainForm, SubForm2 linked to Subform1) except that I want to keep all the information grouped together with minimal controls linking them. So... I was wondering if it is posible to filter the values in Subform2 based on the current record in Subform1 when they are both embedded as 1st level subforms in MainForm.
I know there is nothing like making life difficult for yourself, but any help would be great all the same. Thanks.
Ok. MainForm has many records in SubForm1. SubForm2 has many records in SubForm2. I know I can have two levels of sub forms in a main form. However, the problem with this is that I want the information in SubForm1 to be displayed as continuous forms and you can only use single forms if you have a subform embedded. Therefore, linked forms would seem to be the solution. I would simply leave it like this (SubForm1 embedded in MainForm, SubForm2 linked to Subform1) except that I want to keep all the information grouped together with minimal controls linking them. So... I was wondering if it is posible to filter the values in Subform2 based on the current record in Subform1 when they are both embedded as 1st level subforms in MainForm.
I know there is nothing like making life difficult for yourself, but any help would be great all the same. Thanks.