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Guest
Hello,
I am using Access 2002. I have a main for that displays my records of Bills,
the LC Number, etc. When I click on the Find button, and look for a record on
the main form, it works fine. No problem if the fields are on the main form.
Now, for each main form, I have a subform that displays its Shipment details
(with a field called Invoice No.). Each Bill will have one or more Shipment.
If I do a find while I am still on the main form, to look for Invoice No.,
which is a field in the subform, I will not be able to find such record. It
will work if I enter into the Shipment subform and key in the Invoice No. But
the problem is users will not know where that particular Invoice No. resides.
So if I could do a search for the Invoice No. while on the main form, it
would be better.
So the question is, how do I seach for a record in the subform, while I am
still at the main form?
Appreciate any help.
Shalyn
I am using Access 2002. I have a main for that displays my records of Bills,
the LC Number, etc. When I click on the Find button, and look for a record on
the main form, it works fine. No problem if the fields are on the main form.
Now, for each main form, I have a subform that displays its Shipment details
(with a field called Invoice No.). Each Bill will have one or more Shipment.
If I do a find while I am still on the main form, to look for Invoice No.,
which is a field in the subform, I will not be able to find such record. It
will work if I enter into the Shipment subform and key in the Invoice No. But
the problem is users will not know where that particular Invoice No. resides.
So if I could do a search for the Invoice No. while on the main form, it
would be better.
So the question is, how do I seach for a record in the subform, while I am
still at the main form?
Appreciate any help.
Shalyn