Thanks @isladogs for detailed reply. I liked your approach very much and will use it after fully understanding it. It was totally new idea for me to use header for form input fields. I'll take some time to understand it.
@isladogs, I've applied your concept in my form. I didn't know that i don't need a code to sync the forms. Forms are synced and filter is also working perfectly. I just need to apply few formattings and my split form will be ready. Before applying this. I was confused about syncing code but then I come to find out that this is one form so don't need syncing
Hi @isladogs, there is a field in my form with currency input. When I was using split form or subform to emulate split form, it was automatically colored in red for negative and green for positive value plus sum of all filtered values was showing up in the end. Any suggestion how can I get them in my emulated split form now?
I have seen the post and it was nice option. I had custom currency symbol in format property. I used conditional formatting for negative and positive value.
Fixed one issue of colored positive negative values using conditional formatting but could not achieved total of currently filtered total value. Tried following methods:
Used =Sum([ActualAmount]) where ActualAmount is the field in the continuous form as well field in query.
Used =DSum("[ActualAmount]","[qryAccountTransactionsExtended]") it gives Sum but even when filtered it gives the same sum i.e. sum of all transaction.
Used Total in qryAccountTransactionsExtended and used =Sum(ActualAmount) but it didn't work either.
Can you please help me get it to work.
PS. I am using filtering method as used in the Microsoft Income/Expense template db attached here with.