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Lee T.
When I click a command button on a subform, I can get it
to populate the popup form with data from the main form
and subform with no problem. The problem comes in when
the subform is on a TabControl. I cannot seem to
reference the subform then. I have a workaround and that
is to put the subform on the main form and hide it. The
both the hidden subform and the TabControl subform display
the data and when I click on the CMB on the TabControl
subform the reference goes back to the hidden subform.
YUCK!
Is there some magical trick to refering to a control and a
subform that is in a TabControl?
If I refer to the subform this is what I use
=[Forms]![frm_MainInput]![frm_FormA_WTieB]![EventID]
It doesn't work with the SubForm in a TabControl. I tried
putting the tab control in the referal but...
=[Forms]![frm_MainInput]![TabCtl51]![frm_FormA_WTieB]!
[EventID]
tia
Lee T.
to populate the popup form with data from the main form
and subform with no problem. The problem comes in when
the subform is on a TabControl. I cannot seem to
reference the subform then. I have a workaround and that
is to put the subform on the main form and hide it. The
both the hidden subform and the TabControl subform display
the data and when I click on the CMB on the TabControl
subform the reference goes back to the hidden subform.
YUCK!
Is there some magical trick to refering to a control and a
subform that is in a TabControl?
If I refer to the subform this is what I use
=[Forms]![frm_MainInput]![frm_FormA_WTieB]![EventID]
It doesn't work with the SubForm in a TabControl. I tried
putting the tab control in the referal but...
=[Forms]![frm_MainInput]![TabCtl51]![frm_FormA_WTieB]!
[EventID]
tia
Lee T.