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Noob- changed start up to hide menus, now need to edit design
THANKS - and I humbly accept the scolding for not backing up. I think it's actually the first Ten Commandments of ANY thing we do. One of those times when I've been away from the guts of something and was in a hurry. Hand slapped, and I needed it!! THANKS AGAIN.- rroades
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Noob- changed start up to hide menus, now need to edit design
I used start up options to display a start up form, hide the database window, hide menus, etc. to save screen space. Now, I need to edit a form, but can't unhide the database window. The menu option is no longer visible, also true for the start up menu item. Checked the FAQ but didn't see...- rroades
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Tab / Form / SubForm / SubDatasheet
Got it!! Thanks comaboy.- rroades
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Tab / Form / SubForm / SubDatasheet
Thanks for the link - I'm reviewing it. What that last line was supposed to do was reset the recordsource for sub_sub2, so that it retrieves records only associated with the selected line item. I've used that format to "Requery" one subform from another, but it was still relying on the parent...- rroades
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Tab / Form / SubForm / SubDatasheet
My question is similar but still different...I need have a form -> Tab control -> subform -> two sub_subforms. FORM are projects. SubForm are the versions of a project. Sub_sub1 is a list of accounting line items associated with the project. Sub_sub2 is a "cost type" (original estimate, revised...- rroades
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
