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November 28th, 2006, 03:59 PM
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Duplicate records
I'll try my best to describe this issue.
The database launches into a main form that contains a subform. Much like the event scheduling examples. The subform list multple events. When scrolling through the main forms, a record shows for each subform event. Is there a way to have the scroll only relate to the main form and ignore the subform? 
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November 28th, 2006, 06:53 PM
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Duplicate records
Thanks Tony,
It turns out that I had a query on launch that was running and listing the duplicte records. After correcting the query, the issue went away. Thanks for the help "TonyT" wrote: Hi Zanstemic, A subform will automatically show the correct data for the main form it resides in, provided they are linked parent/child. I'm not sure why you would want to view a form with the subform showing records other than those related to the parent form, but perhaps making the subform invisible for those records in the main form where you don't want the subform showing? TonyT.. "Zanstemic" wrote: I'll try my best to describe this issue. The database launches into a main form that contains a subform. Much like the event scheduling examples. The subform list multple events. When scrolling through the main forms, a record shows for each subform event. Is there a way to have the scroll only relate to the main form and ignore the subform?
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November 28th, 2006, 06:54 PM
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Hi Zanstemic,
A subform will automatically show the correct data for the main form it resides in, provided they are linked parent/child. I'm not sure why you would want to view a form with the subform showing records other than those related to the parent form, but perhaps making the subform invisible for those records in the main form where you don't want the subform showing? TonyT.. "Zanstemic" wrote: I'll try my best to describe this issue. The database launches into a main form that contains a subform. Much like the event scheduling examples. The subform list multple events. When scrolling through the main forms, a record shows for each subform event. Is there a way to have the scroll only relate to the main form and ignore the subform?
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