Maybe you need to use a master form with subforms.
When you click the button, the subform is swapped out
for a different one.
This will give the appearance of what you refer to as web
browser behavior. The code behind the button will look
something like this ...
Private Sub MyButton_Click()
If Me.objMySubform.SourceObject = "sfrmFirst" Then
Me.objMySubform.SourceObject = "sfrmSecond"
ElseIf Me.objMySubform.SourceObject = "sfrmSecond" Then
Me.objMySubform.SourceObject = "sfrmThird"
ElseIf Me.objMySubform.SourceObject = "sfrmThird" Then
Me.objMySubform.SourceObject = "sfrmFourth"
Else
Me.objMySubform.SourceObject = "sfrmFirst"
End If
Me.objMySubform.Requery ' maybe this isn't necessary ???
End Sub
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Danny J. Lesandrini
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"cbielich" <cbielich@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I would like to be able to create a form were when clicking a button
> only part of the form is changed. Like a web browser has the ability
> to have another browser within it to be changed while the rest is the
> same. Can this be done in access 2000
>
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