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Command Buttons calls Forms
I need some help with command buttons and form.
I have 3 forms... (naturally) they all have different fields. Now, I want to create a blank form (let's call it "frmCommands") and add 3 command button in its header. Then, when I click on either one of the 3 command buttons I want the associated form appear in main body of the frmCommands. How would I go about it? More specifically, how do I make either one of the 3 forms appear (dynamically) based on the click of the command button. -- Thanks, Tom |
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Command Buttons calls Forms
"Tom" wrote in message
... I need some help with command buttons and form. I have 3 forms... (naturally) they all have different fields. Now, I want to create a blank form (let's call it "frmCommands") and add 3 command button in its header. Then, when I click on either one of the 3 command buttons I want the associated form appear in main body of the frmCommands. How would I go about it? More specifically, how do I make either one of the 3 forms appear (dynamically) based on the click of the command button. Use a subform control with no default SourceObject. Then in each button's click event... Me.SubformControlName.SourceObject = "FormName" -- I don't check the Email account attached to this message. Send instead to... RBrandt at Hunter dot com |
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Command Buttons calls Forms
Add a Sub Form to the master Form, have the command
buttons update the content of the Sub Form whenever one of the buttons is clicked. Remember to set a default at "Form Open". TC. -----Original Message----- I need some help with command buttons and form. I have 3 forms... (naturally) they all have different fields. Now, I want to create a blank form (let's call it "frmCommands") and add 3 command button in its header. Then, when I click on either one of the 3 command buttons I want the associated form appear in main body of the frmCommands. How would I go about it? More specifically, how do I make either one of the 3 forms appear (dynamically) based on the click of the command button. -- Thanks, Tom . |
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Command Buttons calls Forms
Rick:
Thanks for sharing the info w/ me... this works perfect!!! -- Thanks, Tom "Rick Brandt" wrote in message ... "Tom" wrote in message ... I need some help with command buttons and form. I have 3 forms... (naturally) they all have different fields. Now, I want to create a blank form (let's call it "frmCommands") and add 3 command button in its header. Then, when I click on either one of the 3 command buttons I want the associated form appear in main body of the frmCommands. How would I go about it? More specifically, how do I make either one of the 3 forms appear (dynamically) based on the click of the command button. Use a subform control with no default SourceObject. Then in each button's click event... Me.SubformControlName.SourceObject = "FormName" -- I don't check the Email account attached to this message. Send instead to... RBrandt at Hunter dot com |
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