Re: Sub-SubForm Reference Problem
- From: "(PeteCresswell)" <x@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 05 Sep 2006 17:09:44 -0400
Per David W. Fenton:
Setting the form to allow additions should give you at least one
record. You can disable the control so the user can't type until
they've initiated a legal add.
You mean disabling the subform control that has the offending form as it's
..SourceObject, right?
I never would have thought of that - and it sounds like the simplest
solution.... even to the point of implementing across all of my forms/subforms
because occurrence of the problem would seem tb data-dependent and therefore
lurking in other forms/subforms. i.e. avoiding it depends on a given subform
having records behind it..
Thanks.
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PeteCresswell
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