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Office 97 has 2 nested subforms... could I get more nested forms

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Office 97 has 2 nested subforms... could I get more nested forms

Office 97 has 2 nested subforms... could I get more nested forms

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I am using office 97 to built a database and I need to nest more than 2 subforms. There is limitation to 2 nested subforms. Anyone knows how to handle more nesting subforms. I will be glad if some one answers.
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RE: Office 97 has 2 nested subforms... could I get more nested forms

What version are you using? I have only needed to nest up to two levels (mainform, subform, subsubform) in Access 97, but Access 2000 Help states: "A main form can have any number of subforms if you place each subform on the main form. You can also nest up to ten levels of subforms." Limitations that I am aware of are that you can't nest a subform into a datasheet form, and also that if you have a form's view set to Continuous, it reverts to Single before inserting the subform. An sometimes useful alternative to nesting, BTW, is to use the Tab control and place a subform on different tabs. If you'd like more feedback you might try posting in the Access forum.

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