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Background: Currently I have a form (frmMenu) that houses five bits of
criteria and when the user clicks the "run" button a popup form (frmMain)
opens in datasheet format (record ct: 5) with no problems. It was suggested
by my boss that I open frmMain in a same from as the criteria but in a
different tab. So now I have in frmMenu TabCtl175 which has two tabs:
Page185 which has the criteria and Page 186 which has the subform: frmMain.
Important to note is that frmMain's data is populated by a stored procedure.
Problem: When frmMain was treated as a popup form, it worked as planned.
When frmMain is put into a tab approach it doesn't seem to be connecting with
the criteria as the record count is over 500 (which in this example s/b 5).
Question: Any thoughts on how to make this subform approach work?
criteria and when the user clicks the "run" button a popup form (frmMain)
opens in datasheet format (record ct: 5) with no problems. It was suggested
by my boss that I open frmMain in a same from as the criteria but in a
different tab. So now I have in frmMenu TabCtl175 which has two tabs:
Page185 which has the criteria and Page 186 which has the subform: frmMain.
Important to note is that frmMain's data is populated by a stored procedure.
Problem: When frmMain was treated as a popup form, it worked as planned.
When frmMain is put into a tab approach it doesn't seem to be connecting with
the criteria as the record count is over 500 (which in this example s/b 5).
Question: Any thoughts on how to make this subform approach work?