Display and Empower multiple subforms

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Combo boxes cboTN and cboSB are on my main form. cboTN is a search combo box
that updates combo box cboSB with one of 3 values (ID, IDC, or MC).

I would like to do the following:

1:
If the after-update value of cboSB is ID, subform sf1 will be visible.
If the after-update value of cboSB is IDC, subform sf2 will be visible.
If the after-update value of cboSB is MC, subform sf3 will be visible.
(only one subform visible at a time since they are stacked in one place on my
main form)

2:
Once the appropriate subform is displayed, is it possible to use option
buttons to set the property of the subform to either Add-only mode or Edit-
only mode? If so, how? (perhaps some sort of Case A, Case B scenario with
the option buttons?)

If you can help with either of the above; example codes would help my novice
skills greatly!
 
Dear pro:

The event to do this is probably the Click event of the cboTN control.

In the code for this, set all 3 subforms to be Visible = False. Then set
the desired subform to be Visible = True.

Option buttons are numeric, so the switch statement for the subform's mode
would be Case 1, Case 2, etc.

In coding, remember that there is a subform control on the main form, then a
subform within that. This is probably the biggest common error with what
you'll be doing.

Tom Ellison
 
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