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Bob Richardson
My main form has some radio buttons. When the user clicks a radio button, I
want the SUB to change. I don't want to open a new form...just a new
subform.
For example,
Select Case Frame1.value
case 1
Subform = "Sub1"
case 2
Subform = "Sub2"
case 3
Subform = "Sub3"
end select
DoCmd.OpenForm Subform
but of course this opens a new form, not a subform. Is the only technique
to put three subforms on top of each other on the main form, and then make
the appropriate subforms visible or nor-visible?
want the SUB to change. I don't want to open a new form...just a new
subform.
For example,
Select Case Frame1.value
case 1
Subform = "Sub1"
case 2
Subform = "Sub2"
case 3
Subform = "Sub3"
end select
DoCmd.OpenForm Subform
but of course this opens a new form, not a subform. Is the only technique
to put three subforms on top of each other on the main form, and then make
the appropriate subforms visible or nor-visible?