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I have a form that lists a business location in the main form. The subform
lists employees. In each employees record in the subform, I have a field set
that if someone clicks in this field a macro runs, it goes directly to the
individual "Employee Form" for the SS# of the employee the user was just
looking at. However, the macro works fine if I test if directly from the
individual subform (and the main form isn't open). However, if I open the
Main Form that the subform is in, the macro doesn't work.
It's kind of like this:
Main Form Name: [frmLocation]
Subform Name: [frmEmployees(Subform)]
Field Name: [SS#]
Go to Form Name: [frmEmployees]
Field Name: [SS#]
In my macro I have the "Open Form Action" to go to "frmEmployees" where
[ss#]=[forms]![frmEmployees(Subform)]![ss#]
I'M REALLY IN A CRUNCH TO GET AN ANSWER TO MY PROBLEM. HELP WOULD BE
GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!!!!! THANKS, and have a great evening!
lists employees. In each employees record in the subform, I have a field set
that if someone clicks in this field a macro runs, it goes directly to the
individual "Employee Form" for the SS# of the employee the user was just
looking at. However, the macro works fine if I test if directly from the
individual subform (and the main form isn't open). However, if I open the
Main Form that the subform is in, the macro doesn't work.
It's kind of like this:
Main Form Name: [frmLocation]
Subform Name: [frmEmployees(Subform)]
Field Name: [SS#]
Go to Form Name: [frmEmployees]
Field Name: [SS#]
In my macro I have the "Open Form Action" to go to "frmEmployees" where
[ss#]=[forms]![frmEmployees(Subform)]![ss#]
I'M REALLY IN A CRUNCH TO GET AN ANSWER TO MY PROBLEM. HELP WOULD BE
GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!!!!! THANKS, and have a great evening!