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Subform cursor not changing/moving

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Mary Bowman - 29 Apr 2005 17:54 GMT
I have a main form that has a subform on it.  Both the main form and
subform is using the same query.  But when I click on the navigation
buttons on the form, all the fields for the records change to the next
record but the subform cursor doesn’t move down to the next record.

What am I doing wrong?

1.    What I would like to do is have the subform cursor move down with the
changing of the record.  
2.    And when I click on the subform row, have the fields on the main form
change to the reflect the row clicked on the subform.

Thanks,
Mary
jl5000 - 01 May 2005 22:40 GMT
Do you have a field that identifies the record in the query, like record_id?,
if so, link your subform to your main form using this field and put it in the
master and child link fields found under properties in the subform

> I have a main form that has a subform on it.  Both the main form and
> subform is using the same query.  But when I click on the navigation
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> Thanks,
> Mary
 
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