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replyReply Fri 5 Oct 2007, 15:40Delegate Paul said...

Paul has attended:
Access Intermediate course
Access Advanced course

Subforms

I need to create a subform linking stuff up using combo boxes in my database - cannot do it at all, any offers to help me out?

cheers,

Paul

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replyReply Tue 9 Oct 2007, 16:41Trainer Richard said...

RE: Subforms

Could you be more specific as to what you want to create. I got subform, combo box, stuff......

 

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