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Subform will not appear

Hi,

Can anyone help here. I'm using access 97 and have a subform which
will not show up, but was working previously. I do not know when it
broke or what changes could have been made to cause it to break.

I know that there is matching data in the underlying query for the
subform which should link to the correct information on the main form
through the parent/child links. The subform is set to default
colouring, but nothing appears in the location in which the subform
resides.

All property settings on both main form and subform indicate that
visibility is always there and there is no code used to switch
visibility.

Can anyone give me some pointer on what to check or look for that could
cause this.

We are running Access 97 on XP.

Regards
Steve

Nov 13 '05 #1
1 1116
I've just done some checking and found that the subform's OnOpen event
is firing, but the OnLoad event is not. Is this normal?

Regards
Steve

Nov 13 '05 #2

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