E
Ed Crawford
I have MSCAL.Calendar.7 object a main form that I would like to use to filter
records on a subform. The query that drives data on the subform has date
field andthe criteria defined as:
[Forms]![frmTMSparent]![Calendar0]
When the main form is open and I manually enter Shift +F9 the form behaves
exactly as I want. The records on the subform filter to only show those that
match the date on the calendar object. Change the date on the calendar
object, enter Shift +F9 and information is again updated fine.
I would just like to not manually enter Shift+F9 to update the records on
the subform.
Please be pretty specific with any code suggestions, if that's what it
takes, as a programmer I'm not.
Thanks
records on a subform. The query that drives data on the subform has date
field andthe criteria defined as:
[Forms]![frmTMSparent]![Calendar0]
When the main form is open and I manually enter Shift +F9 the form behaves
exactly as I want. The records on the subform filter to only show those that
match the date on the calendar object. Change the date on the calendar
object, enter Shift +F9 and information is again updated fine.
I would just like to not manually enter Shift+F9 to update the records on
the subform.
Please be pretty specific with any code suggestions, if that's what it
takes, as a programmer I'm not.
Thanks