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Open form based on subform criteria

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tarheelkate - 02 Mar 2007 14:41 GMT
I have a form "market" that includes 100 records of cities their details.  I
have a subform on the page that lists television shows that correspond to
that market.  I would like to open the form and have the subform display only
the tv shows in a specified date range.  (Currently I have the subform
criteria set to open and prompt for a date range).  

However, as i navigate from one record to the next on the main form, it
prompts me each time for the subform date range.  Why does it do this and how
can i put the date range in just once?
JamesDeckert - 03 Mar 2007 17:59 GMT
If the subform is only used within this main form here's the approach I'd
probably take.

Prompt on opening the main form for the dates.
Place the 2 dates in hidden fields on the main form.
Instead of prompting from the subform, refer to the 2 hidden fields on the
main form.

hth,
James

> I have a form "market" that includes 100 records of cities their details.  I
> have a subform on the page that lists television shows that correspond to
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> prompts me each time for the subform date range.  Why does it do this and how
> can i put the date range in just once?
 
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