J
Jim
I was curious if any of the experienced programmers have
any tricks for this situation.
I have a continuous subform, and on this subform are two
dropdown boxes. For the sake of this example, we'll say
the dropdown boxes are cboCustomers, and cboSales.
The rowsource of cboSales is dependent on the value that
is stored in cboCustomers.
Normally, when you select a value in cboCustomers, and
thereby change the rowsource of cboSales, all of the other
records in the subform "lose" their cboSales values. (The
data is still there, but because the values do not fit
into the rowsource of cboSales, they do not display)
Is there any way around this anomoly? Thank you very much
in advance!
-Jim
any tricks for this situation.
I have a continuous subform, and on this subform are two
dropdown boxes. For the sake of this example, we'll say
the dropdown boxes are cboCustomers, and cboSales.
The rowsource of cboSales is dependent on the value that
is stored in cboCustomers.
Normally, when you select a value in cboCustomers, and
thereby change the rowsource of cboSales, all of the other
records in the subform "lose" their cboSales values. (The
data is still there, but because the values do not fit
into the rowsource of cboSales, they do not display)
Is there any way around this anomoly? Thank you very much
in advance!
-Jim