Hi All,
Our company uses an html application in conjunction with SQL called CoStar to house protocols that the Computer Operations department uses to run all of our daily and adhoc production jobs. Because this application does a poor job of reporting, current leads have resorted to various Excel spreadsheets to track these protocols by job number, shift used, type of job, etc.
As a new lead and the one with the most knowlegde of MS Access, I took on the task of combining the spreadsheets into a single database. I have created the database and used the datasheet form view to simulate the speadsheet veiw that the other leads are used to seeing. However, the master table contains more fields than are displayed in the datesheet view. I have created tabular subforms to add and edit records.
After demonstration the database to the other leads, an enhancement was requested. If a record is selected in one of the datasheet subform views, that action (OnCurrent?) will open the tabular subform to see/edit all the fields in that record. I considered expanding the datasheet view in the form to include all fields, but that would be impractical due to the length of the data in a number of the text fields.
I am a novice when it comes to writing VBA code, so any help would be appreciated.
Our company uses an html application in conjunction with SQL called CoStar to house protocols that the Computer Operations department uses to run all of our daily and adhoc production jobs. Because this application does a poor job of reporting, current leads have resorted to various Excel spreadsheets to track these protocols by job number, shift used, type of job, etc.
As a new lead and the one with the most knowlegde of MS Access, I took on the task of combining the spreadsheets into a single database. I have created the database and used the datasheet form view to simulate the speadsheet veiw that the other leads are used to seeing. However, the master table contains more fields than are displayed in the datesheet view. I have created tabular subforms to add and edit records.
After demonstration the database to the other leads, an enhancement was requested. If a record is selected in one of the datasheet subform views, that action (OnCurrent?) will open the tabular subform to see/edit all the fields in that record. I considered expanding the datasheet view in the form to include all fields, but that would be impractical due to the length of the data in a number of the text fields.
I am a novice when it comes to writing VBA code, so any help would be appreciated.