kbrooks
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I think I'm trying to make this harder than it really is, I'll see what you think.
I have a main form (PatientForm) with an autonumber (ID), account#, patient name and type. Their answer in the "Type" field brings up one of 3 pop-up forms. (Either Charges, Payments, or Balance Transfers). I'm not sure if you'd consider a pop-up form a subform so in searching past threads I wasn't sure what applied.
My question(s):
1. First of all, IS a pop-up form considered a subform? I wasn't sure if a subform by definition was nested into the main form.
2. I have an autonumber for each of the pop-up forms (each in their own tables with the names I mentioned above) that I called NewID. I also have an ID field that I ASSUME needs to correspond with the ID on my main form. Is that correct?
3. If that is indeed correct, how exactly do I do that? I plugged in =[Forms]![PatientForm]![ID] for the control of the ID on the pop-up form. But it didn't like that and I got the #Name? error.
Am I going about this even remotely correctly?
TIA
I have a main form (PatientForm) with an autonumber (ID), account#, patient name and type. Their answer in the "Type" field brings up one of 3 pop-up forms. (Either Charges, Payments, or Balance Transfers). I'm not sure if you'd consider a pop-up form a subform so in searching past threads I wasn't sure what applied.
My question(s):
1. First of all, IS a pop-up form considered a subform? I wasn't sure if a subform by definition was nested into the main form.
2. I have an autonumber for each of the pop-up forms (each in their own tables with the names I mentioned above) that I called NewID. I also have an ID field that I ASSUME needs to correspond with the ID on my main form. Is that correct?
3. If that is indeed correct, how exactly do I do that? I plugged in =[Forms]![PatientForm]![ID] for the control of the ID on the pop-up form. But it didn't like that and I got the #Name? error.
Am I going about this even remotely correctly?
TIA