It is difficult to understand this. What does "the affordable bit" mean?
Why are examples of the data? What is the purpose of the database?
Sorry! I realise this post is not very clear. Just ignore it and I will ask
more specific questions in future. I think I was trying to ask what the best
way to display a lot of information on one page, when you have perhaps up to
4 different subforms (and tabs aren't really suitable). I need to target
questions more carefully.
> It is difficult to understand this. What does "the affordable bit" mean?
> Why are examples of the data? What is the purpose of the database?
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> > Hope this makes sense. I've had a long day with Access and my head is a
> > blur!
Mark A. Sam - 16 Apr 2008 11:38 GMT
It is difficult to say what the best way is. I think it is up to the
developer, but I like to use tab controls. I like to access "lookup" data
from popup forms. I have one form where I have three layers of subforms
(subforms within subforms). I don't have time to count how many subforms
are in that main form. But it works well.
God Bless,
Mark A. Sam
> Sorry! I realise this post is not very clear. Just ignore it and I will
> ask
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>> > Hope this makes sense. I've had a long day with Access and my head is a
>> > blur!