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Frank H - 09 Mar 2005 23:40 GMT
Can anybody assist ?

I have a diary type application where a subform contains
time slots for 0700 - 1900
I can only see about half of the slots at any time
because of design / size restrictions, so use the
slidebar to view all of the slots. I wish to open the
form so the sub form is positioned in the 'middle'
position, ie so I start of with say 1000-1700 displayed.

Is there any way of accomplishing this

TIA  Frank H
PC Datasheet - 10 Mar 2005 22:11 GMT
Frank,

Write two queries where #1 gives you the hours 0700 to 1000 and #2 gives you
the remaining hours. Create a copy of your existing subform. Base your
existing subform on query#1 and base the copy on query#2. Add a tabcontrol
with two pages on your main form. Put subform #1 on page 1 and subform #2 on
page 2. You can now go quickly to the subform with the time sloy you want.

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> Can anybody assist ?
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> TIA  Frank H
anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com - 11 Mar 2005 04:37 GMT
Thanks PC

Not quite what I wanted to achieve, however gives me a
different way to approach my problem

Frank H
 
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