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Guest
When I enter in an Access Subform, I would like it to have a new record only.
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G
Guest
Hi, Sharon.
Set the form's DataEntry property to Yes in form design view.
Hope that helps.
Sprinks
Set the form's DataEntry property to Yes in form design view.
Hope that helps.
Sprinks
G
Guest
The main form has to be set to no so that all records show. When I set the
subform, it doesn't change it. Does the main form govern the subform?
subform, it doesn't change it. Does the main form govern the subform?
G
Guest
Hi, Sharon.
You should be able to set the subform's DataEntry property independent of
the main form's. Show properties, click on the subform, and then click on
the small gray square at the top left to edit the subform itself. A small
black square should appear within the gray one. Then set the DataEntry
property, save and exit. No child records should display.
Hope that helps.
Sprinks
You should be able to set the subform's DataEntry property independent of
the main form's. Show properties, click on the subform, and then click on
the small gray square at the top left to edit the subform itself. A small
black square should appear within the gray one. Then set the DataEntry
property, save and exit. No child records should display.
Hope that helps.
Sprinks