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Old November 24th, 2009, 09:42 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
ashraf_al_ani via AccessMonster.com
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Default one to many forms

Dear All

I have a form(A) and from that form i want to open another form (B) the form
B would be as sub form to the form A \

I mean 2 forms (A,B)
i open B from A by a command button and B will be as a sub form to the form
A

I hope Ive reached my problem to you

Best regards

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Old November 24th, 2009, 12:48 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
BruceM via AccessMonster.com
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Default one to many forms

To make a subform, make a main form and another form to use as a subform.
Use the toolbox to add a subform control to the main form. Set the Source
Object of the subform control to the name of the subform. Set the Link Child
and Link Master properties to the linking fields. If the subform is not
linked to the main form you do not need to set the link properties (for
instance, if you are using a subform for record navigation).

You can hide or unhide the subform by setting the Visible property of the
subform control to Yes or No.


ashraf_al_ani wrote:
Dear All

I have a form(A) and from that form i want to open another form (B) the form
B would be as sub form to the form A \

I mean 2 forms (A,B)
i open B from A by a command button and B will be as a sub form to the form
A

I hope Ive reached my problem to you

Best regards


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