Requery Subform (2 Viewers)

[mike60smart]

Hi Everyone
For some reason I cannot get the following to work.

I have a Main Form named "frmQuotes"
On the Main Form I have Sub1 named "frmQuoteElementsSubform"
When I run an On Click Event from Sub1 I need to refresh Sub2 on the Main Form

The name of Sub2 is "frmProfileOrdersSubform"

I have tried the following with no success:-

[Forms]![frmQuotes].[frmProfileOrderssubform].[Form].Requery

[Forms]![frmQuotes]![frmProfileOrderssubform].Requery

[Forms]![frmQuotes]![frmQuoteElementsSubform]![frmProfileOrderssubform].[Form].Requery

Any help appreciated.

 

[XPS35]

I guess it starts with me.parent..........

 

[Gasman]

Crossposted at https://www.utteraccess.com/topics/2065793/posts/2821799 with same answer.

 

[moke123]

Parent.Form.frmProfileOrderssubform.Form.Requery

I would throw in a me.dirty = false just for good measure

 

[mike60smart]

Parent.Form.frmProfileOrderssubform.Form.Requery

I would throw in a me.dirty = false just for good measure

Hi Moke
Thanks for looking but again it does not work.

 

[moke123]

Works for me.

 

[Josef P.]

A little more complex but without dependencies:
Sub1 raise event "QuoteElementXXX" -> main form listens to the event -> and main from call requery of Sub2

 

[Edgar_]

Before attempting different syntax options, just check your reference works. Verify if something like [Forms]![frmQuotes].[frmProfileOrderssubform].[Form].Name works for your case. If it does, there's no need to explore other syntax options, simply use Requery after the reference. If your reference does not work, then modify it.

If Requery doesn't produce the expected results, investigate the data's behavior. Make a change from the form, open the relevant table and ensure the change is there. If no changes are there, commit the record with Me.Dirty = False and test for modifications by opening the table again. If there are still no changes, induce a modification directly in the table. If this alteration doesn't reflect in the form, verify your data source is correct. If the form updates correctly, confirm that you're genuinely modifying the data. Repeat this process as needed.

 

[mike60smart]

Hi Everyone

My apologies for the late reply.

This actually works:

[Forms]![frmQuotes]![frmProfileOrderssubform].Requery

The problem was down to me as the subform was based on 2 tables.

Removed the other table and now works fine.

Many thanks for looking.