evanscamman
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I appear to have accidentally discovered something that may useful if anybody else can recreate it.
Requerying a subform by referring to the control on the parent form appears to requery without losing the current record or the selected control on the subform.
myForm!mySubForm.Requery - doesn't lose place
myform!mySubform.Form.Requery - does lose place.
Can anyone else confirm this behaviour?
Up until now I have had to use bookmarks, etc.. to return to place after a refresh.
Thank you,
Evan
Requerying a subform by referring to the control on the parent form appears to requery without losing the current record or the selected control on the subform.
myForm!mySubForm.Requery - doesn't lose place
myform!mySubform.Form.Requery - does lose place.
Can anyone else confirm this behaviour?
Up until now I have had to use bookmarks, etc.. to return to place after a refresh.
Thank you,
Evan