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Controlling a subreport

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Reply Wed 30 Nov 2011, 15:19Delegate Danny said...

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Controlling a subreport

Hi

I have a list of my clients in list/option box, using on the onClick property i would like a macro to change the record to a linked record on a subreport relative to the client i had selected

thank you

dan

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Reply Tue 6 Dec 2011, 09:08Trainer Simon said...

RE: controlling a subreport

Hi Danny,

Thank you for your question.

I will have a look at some code I have at home and see if I can send you it tomorrow morning.

The code will be generic but you should be able to edit it to match your requirements. Have you attended the Access VBA course with us? If so, they should be some similar code that you may be able to adapt.

Regards

Simon

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