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December 12th, 2005, 05:29 AM
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SubForms - editing
I have a Cheque Input Form in 3 parts:
- Main Header - Single allocation - Mutlple allocation The Main Header carries all the static data - date, chq No.,ChqAmt etc The Single allocation is the first allocation to a Ledger account - Ldgr A/c, LdgrAmt The Multiple allocation is in datasheet form for multiple allocations to ledgers - Ldgr A/c, Ldgr Amt Both the Single and Multiple subforms are Childs of the Main Header. How do I go back to edit errors in any of the forms? I want all the forms to be editable before closing, but as I move from one form to another, records are created that disappear and are then locked in. Appreciate any advice -- Glynn 
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