K
Kentucky5
Actually I have two dilemmas, I have a form with multiple
subforms on it and if the user ends one form and goes to
the next issue it does not start with the initial subform
it remains at the subform they were at with the issue they
just entered.
2nd I need a method to show the user on the main form what
subform already has data. My thought was if the subform
has data entered on it that the button should be bolded.
This would indicate to the user the buttons that are not
bolded do not yet have data entered and will ensure that
nothing is missed.
Any thoughts on either issue would be appreciated.
Thanks
subforms on it and if the user ends one form and goes to
the next issue it does not start with the initial subform
it remains at the subform they were at with the issue they
just entered.
2nd I need a method to show the user on the main form what
subform already has data. My thought was if the subform
has data entered on it that the button should be bolded.
This would indicate to the user the buttons that are not
bolded do not yet have data entered and will ensure that
nothing is missed.
Any thoughts on either issue would be appreciated.
Thanks