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October 31st, 2009, 08:52 PM
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Pop-up Forms
Is Access capable to pop-up a subform(from the main form) based on a previous
field with predefined values? For example I have 5 types of something and I want to ask different questions for each type. How do I do this? 
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October 31st, 2009, 09:39 PM
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"Dinamo/Pistons" wrote
Is Access capable to pop-up a subform(from the main form) based on a previous field with predefined values? For example I have 5 types of something and I want to ask different questions for each type. How do I do this? When you determine the need to change the Form shown in the Subform Control, set the Subform Control's Source Form property. That will not "pop it up" but will display it in the Subform Control. Larry Linson Microsoft Office Access MVP
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November 1st, 2009, 01:41 AM
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Well that limits my choices to 1 form only.
I might have formulate wrong from the start. I want my pop-up form (subform) to automatically change depending on the 5 options I have in the combobox above. For example if I choose first option then click on by pop-up form (or subform) I want to see one form, if I choose the second option I want to use a different subform and so on. Can I do that? "Larry Linson" wrote: "Dinamo/Pistons" wrote Is Access capable to pop-up a subform(from the main form) based on a previous field with predefined values? For example I have 5 types of something and I want to ask different questions for each type. How do I do this? When you determine the need to change the Form shown in the Subform Control, set the Subform Control's Source Form property. That will not "pop it up" but will display it in the Subform Control. Larry Linson Microsoft Office Access MVP .
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