What is it you want to display on the form?
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This link should point the way:
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Glad to hear you got things working.
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Try a Me.frmSessionAvailabilityStaff.FORM.Requery in the OnLoad event of the MainForm.
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Good point Duane! They work well for a filter as well. SpartansFC, give them a try.
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I don't use filters much so bear with me while we experiment. I would start by putting a filter directly in the Filter property of the 2nd SubForm. Something like "ClubName = Me.Parent.InvisibleClubName_txt" and see if it filters for the ClubName as you make changes in the 1st SubForm.
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I usually create an invisible TextBox on the MainForm that containd the value I want from the appropriate SubForm. It is then easy to reference as a filter for your 2nd SubForm. Leave the invisible TextBox Visible until you get it to work as you want.
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Glad to hear you got it sorted.
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In what event are you calling this "global function" and what is the function?
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You should have created a new table with the additional field and then appended all of the records.
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Starting suggestions:
Disambiguate your libraries...
Dim RstPiece As DAO.Recordset, RstDetailFacture As DAO.Recordset
...your original Dim line would Dim RstPiece as a Variant
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I do not see where you are bookmarking a record.
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What ComboBox are you having trouble with and where is it located?
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I, for one, have no idea what the colors mean. Are you seing these colors in Windows Explorer? What are the various OS's involved?
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See if this link clears up the issue a bit: http://access.mvps.org/access/forms/frm0031.htm
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That is usually the problem. It is a tricky visual test. 8^)
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