How can I refer to a property on a nested subform. The syntax for referring to a control on a nested subform does not work when referring to a property of a nested subform.
Forms!EmployeeAbsenceForm!AbsencePeriodCtl.Form!AbsenceDayCtl.Form.allowedits = true
Does not work! Any Ideas?
Thanks!
I have successfully managed to reference a subform using a
variable, using the following syntax:
set frmMain = Forms(varFormName)
set frmSub = frmMain(subctl.name).form
This works if the subform control's name is DIFFERENT from
the sourceobject.
HOWEVER, the code below does not work to...
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