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MS Access 2003
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Reply Tue 15 Apr 2008, 16:18Delegate Leah said...
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MS Access 2003
Are subdatasheets generally referred to as an adequate resource or should this information be displayed via a different medium?
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RE: MS Access 2003
Hi Leah, Thank you for your post, in answer to your question; a subdatasheet can be created manually or will be created by Access automatically if the correct relationships are established.
As an adequate resource? In the table format it is a bit unfriendly.
However I would use them in this way; if you are utilising the table which has a subdatasheet as the source for your form or report and use the AutoForm or AutoReport to create it, the subdatasheet will appear as a table on the new object, if this view is sufficient to your needs, then yes, it is an adequate resource, however I prefer to create a form from the subdata, (the other table) and then in my report or form create a sub form/report, this I feel is more user friendly however it depends on your users and how they prefer to view and use the data. I hope that has helped, if so please click the Resolved link, best regards Pete
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