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I have a control ProviderID which is a Combobox on the subform "frmAPS_Sub".
Parent form is "frmInsAnn".
I have set the column properties for the combobox as:
Name:=ProviderID
Control Source:=ProviderID
Row Source Type:=Table/View/Stored Procedure
Row Source:=tblProviders
Bound Column:=1
Column Count:= 6
Column Heads:= Yes
Column Widths:= 0";1.5";1";1";1";1"
The form needs to show the values of the other columns as well. So I've been
trying to use this syntax:
Me!ProviderID.Column(2)
All I keep getting is #Name!. I've tried including a reference to the parent
form plus other variations on a theme.
The only way I've been able to get the result I want is to create another
combobox for each column in the source to display and then set Enable:=No.
That is less than desireable. Is there a better solution.
Parent form is "frmInsAnn".
I have set the column properties for the combobox as:
Name:=ProviderID
Control Source:=ProviderID
Row Source Type:=Table/View/Stored Procedure
Row Source:=tblProviders
Bound Column:=1
Column Count:= 6
Column Heads:= Yes
Column Widths:= 0";1.5";1";1";1";1"
The form needs to show the values of the other columns as well. So I've been
trying to use this syntax:
Me!ProviderID.Column(2)
All I keep getting is #Name!. I've tried including a reference to the parent
form plus other variations on a theme.
The only way I've been able to get the result I want is to create another
combobox for each column in the source to display and then set Enable:=No.
That is less than desireable. Is there a better solution.