Tabs are hidden in subforms

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larryo - 04 Dec 2007 02:33 GMT

I have a form with several subforms accessible via tabs. In the main form,
the tabs are all visible. However, when I click on any one of the subform,
the tabs are not visible until I scroll up, and then they come into view.
How do I correct this so they immediately come into view?

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Rick Brandt - 04 Dec 2007 02:49 GMT

> I have a form with several subforms accessible via tabs. In the main
> form, the tabs are all visible. However, when I click on any one of
> the subform, the tabs are not visible until I scroll up, and then
> they come into view. How do I correct this so they immediately come
> into view?

Usually means your subform control is not large enough to see the entire form
contained within. Also make sure that the first control in the subform's
TabOrder is one near the top.

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larryo - 04 Dec 2007 13:25 GMT

Rick,
I think it's going to work. I fooled around with it for a few minutes this
morning, and it seems that if I expand the height of the header, it will
enable the tabs to appear. Thanks for your help.

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> > I have a form with several subforms accessible via tabs. In the main
> > form, the tabs are all visible. However, when I click on any one of
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> contained within. Also make sure that the first control in the subform's
> TabOrder is one near the top.

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