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Unbound control on a continuous form
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The short answer is... No!
The way continuous forms work is they display information from multiple table records on the form through the use of fields that are bound to the table. Unbound fields, since they are not connected with any single record in the table, will display in every row, but it is really only one field with one set of properties. Changing the properties (including the value) of the field will change ALL occurrences of that field on the form.
The way continuous forms work is they display information from multiple table records on the form through the use of fields that are bound to the table. Unbound fields, since they are not connected with any single record in the table, will display in every row, but it is really only one field with one set of properties. Changing the properties (including the value) of the field will change ALL occurrences of that field on the form.
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