I have a simple subform in access that has no criteria. When I open the main form, the subform will not allow me to add records. If I change the record source in the subform directly to the table, everything is fine. I can view, add etc. Why will this not work on a basic...
A parameter query is not a separate kind of query; rather, it extends the flexibility of a query. partial replica A database that contains only a subset of the records in a full replica. With a partial replica, you can set filters and identify relationships that define which subset of ...
If the main and subform's record sources are the same, try rethinking your design so you can work without the subreport. Add subreports to replace multiple expressions that call domain functions such as DLookup or DSum. By using a subreport, you can often get the same functionality you get...
subform fires. The example code here is all that is necessary for this since we do not need to create an additional class to accomplish this task. - Prevent adding records to a subform if it has met a maximum number of records with the AllowDisallowAdditionsToForm and GetRecordCount ...
I DO want the user to be able to sort and filter a list on a form - 'continuous form', but I DO NOT want that filter or sort to be saved. As CList pointed out in his first post this problem only happens when a form is a subform of a navigation form. That is, if you open ...
With a linked spreadsheet, you can view and edit the spreadsheet data with Access while still allowing complete access to the data from your Excel spreadsheet program. You can also link to data in a Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet file, but this data is read-only in Access. 展开表 Note You ...
The rows are not able to be viewed, but they are still there (if you shift+tab, focus moves up to the "hidden" rows. I have tried to use the DoCmd.GoToRecord, ac first method (I've attached this to both the main form and the subform to the on change even...
I posted this question in another thread, but the subject would not have caught anyone's attention to this question, so I decided to create a new thread. Now, has anyone thought about creating an add-in or something that would save a form (or all of them) to a text file. I'm talk...
If the main and subform's record sources are the same, try rethinking your design so you can work without the subreport. Add subreports to replace multiple expressions that call domain functions such as DLookup or DSum. By using a subreport, you can often get the same functionalit...
I created the listbox using the wizard and originally have it outside of the subform and I had no where to append the selection too. When I placed the mutiselect list into the subform, it appears the selection was not appending to the ProductName field and creating a new recoard or row...