I have one main form, with several subforms, owners, revision, etc., etc. on
individual tabs. The subform "owners" has another subform, "parcels" form
in it. After I enter the data into the owners subform and I then want the
option to go back and make a correction to a parcel on another day what is
the best way to edit the subform within the subform?
> Do you mean a subform has a subform of its own, or that the main form has
> two subforms? Are the subforms on the tabs? I'm not sure what you mean by
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> > practice when trying to edit the subforms? In some instances I have a
> > mainform, subform, and a second subform. Please advise
BruceM - 01 Feb 2008 20:49 GMT
Why not just navigate the subform until you get to the record that needs
editing, and change it? Are you asking how to find a particular record in
the parcels subform? Is there a relationship between the main form's record
source and owners, and between owners and parcels?
Some description of the database's purpose (just an outline for now) would
be helpful.
>I have one main form, with several subforms, owners, revision, etc., etc.
>on
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>> > practice when trying to edit the subforms? In some instances I have a
>> > mainform, subform, and a second subform. Please advise