Up until now I've put a tabbook on my main forms and subforms on each page of a tabbook when I want to display various tabledata related to the main form.
Now though I want to put the tabbook on a subform, so that I can include it from two different parent forms, but I thought perhaps I should base this subform on a query which draws everything together, and then just put these fields on the tabbook without having a seperate subform for each tab/related table.
However, I'm drawing and displaying seperate repeating groups in each tab, so I don't think this will work
Should I just have a hidden control on my subform to allow communication between the parent forms and the tabbook forms?
Thanks a lot in advance
Aidan
Now though I want to put the tabbook on a subform, so that I can include it from two different parent forms, but I thought perhaps I should base this subform on a query which draws everything together, and then just put these fields on the tabbook without having a seperate subform for each tab/related table.
However, I'm drawing and displaying seperate repeating groups in each tab, so I don't think this will work
Should I just have a hidden control on my subform to allow communication between the parent forms and the tabbook forms?
Thanks a lot in advance
Aidan
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