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jlwood44@hotmail.com - 28 Oct 2005 21:17 GMT
I have seen this done, but I don't know how to do.  I have a form with a
subform.  The form is fine as it is, but I want the subform to look like a
table.
This way I can see 'all' the entries of test scores for the individual that
is shown on the form.
The other major issue if I was in 'table' and I had a first score, then the
first score would show and the second would also show, and be looking for my
entry.  At this point I only get to see one record at a time, and the fields
are separate.
Van T. Dinh - 28 Oct 2005 23:32 GMT
Open the Form being used as the Subform in DesignView and change the
Property "Default View" to Datasheet rather than Normal View.

I got no ideas of your description of "first score" and "second score".

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>I have seen this done, but I don't know how to do.  I have a form with a
> subform.  The form is fine as it is, but I want the subform to look like a
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> fields
> are separate.
jlwood44@hotmail.com - 30 Oct 2005 23:27 GMT
I understand that you were not aware whether I was talking about fields or
records when I said "first score" and "second score".  They were referring to
different records.

I did not originally see the "Default View" from the top corner of the
subform, but by looking at "View" at the top toolbar I was able to get
datasheet view, so it is working fine.  Thank you.

> Open the Form being used as the Subform in DesignView and change the
> Property "Default View" to Datasheet rather than Normal View.
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> > fields
> > are separate.
 
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