You can get some code which is easily modified for your alphanumeric ID
here:
http://www.datastrat.com/Download/AlphaNumeric2K.zip
You are correct that all the people need to be in 1 table, and I am unsure
why you would think that you need to display them on 4 separate subforms.
You can use a mainform and display all the people on 1 subform. As you
scroll through those records, the details can be displayed individually on a
sub-subform.

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>I am trying to create an Access form where the parent form will have 4
> sub forms attached which shall contain the details of a different
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> Any ideas would be a bonus!
Bush - 25 Jul 2006 13:17 GMT
Thanks for the info, I shall give it a try.
Answer to the 4 sub form query is the database will be monitoring
people attending meetings (such as a disaplinary) and each person who
attends will have their own section (sub form) which shall contain data
that they have said in that particular meeting. However the same people
may attend a different meeting (disaplinary) and have differet
notes/views so these will have to be recorded on a seperate subform
which shall be attached to differetn form recording a different
meetings outsomes.
I know this sounds strange but its what I need.
> You can get some code which is easily modified for your alphanumeric ID
> here:
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> > Any ideas would be a bonus!