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MS Access Forum / Forms Programming / May 2005

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DS - 01 May 2005 13:26 GMT
I have a Main Form with a Subform on it.  The Main form has a Calculated
Unbound Field based on the Sum of the Subform.  Whenever I delete a
record from the Subform you can see the field on the Main Form refresh
itself  Any way to hide this action?  I'm using code.
Thanks
DS
Dirk Goldgar - 01 May 2005 23:35 GMT
> I have a Main Form with a Subform on it.  The Main form has a
> Calculated Unbound Field based on the Sum of the Subform.  Whenever I
> delete a record from the Subform you can see the field on the Main
> Form refresh itself  Any way to hide this action?  I'm using code.

I'm not sure what you want to have happen.  Do you or do you not want
the calculated control on the main form to show the updated value?  If
you want it to show the updated value, it's got to be refreshed somehow,
so what do you want to see or not see?  If you don't want it to be
updated automatically, you'll probably have to make completely unbound
and use code to calculate the value and stick it into the control.

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