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Guest
I have a database which will have about forty forms.
There are nine tab pages that common to every form and are based on the same
linked tables.
The controls in each tab page are in a subform, so that if I need to make a
change, I can make it to one subform rather than forty forms.
Each form will also have one or two unique tab pages/subforms are based on
separate tables.
Is this the best way to do this? Or should I not use subforms and instead
put all the tab pages on one form and hide the tab pages that aren’t needed
when the user selects the form they want?
Thank you
Peter
There are nine tab pages that common to every form and are based on the same
linked tables.
The controls in each tab page are in a subform, so that if I need to make a
change, I can make it to one subform rather than forty forms.
Each form will also have one or two unique tab pages/subforms are based on
separate tables.
Is this the best way to do this? Or should I not use subforms and instead
put all the tab pages on one form and hide the tab pages that aren’t needed
when the user selects the form they want?
Thank you
Peter