Cameron wrote:[color=blue]
> I'm working on a project where we are modifying an access 97 database
> to give a reporting aspect of it a easier to use look/feel.
>
> Basically i have setup a 'wizard' sort of that will generate a report.
>
> I am using a form with a subform in it and next/back buttons in the
> main form to modify the SourceObject of the subform.
>
> The problem that I am having is that my form elements (list boxes,
> checkboxes etc) are not working correctly (Ie i cannot interact with
> them at all, can't check boxes or anything) when displayed in the
> subform.[/color]
If you refer to subform controls in code, you have to use the right,
somewhat cumbersome syntax:
Forms!yourform!subformcontrolname.Form!controlname
The Forms!yourform part can be skipped if the code executes from that
form, of course.
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