There are actually 42 continuous subforms arranged in a layout like a
calendar. Allow Additions is set to False in the subforms. All the controls
are on one line and the detail section is not exsposed above or below the
controls. The textboxes on the subforms are only for display. There is no
room for a command button.
I tried coding the Enter event of the subform control but when I try to
scroll the records the code runs. I tried coding the detail Click event but
nothing happened. I tried coding the Enter event of the controls and that
worked when I clicked on a control. The problem with that though is that the
code doesn't execute when there are no records or when I click in the white
area after the last record.
Sally
"rkc" <rk*@rochester.yabba.dabba.do.rr.bomb> wrote in message
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Sally wrote: Allen, thank you for responding!
The records in the subform are for display only. Allow Additions is set
to False so there is no new record row. I need to be able to click in the
area below the last record when I scroll and run code. I also need to be able
to click in the area of the subform when there are no records and run code.
And I need to be able to scroll the subform without running code.
What view is the sub form in?
What have you tried so far?