Unfortunately no. At least not for me. You wrote
At the moment cascading isn't requested ...
yet your writing suggests it's needed
the selected/entered info in the ComboBox does not display in the other ComboBoxes
. But why would you want what's selected in one combo to appear in another one? The posts also read like when you choose another value (downstream?) you want other combos to change their contents (upstream? downstream?) to something else - maybe to nothing?
You have to realize we don't know the order of control placement and choices, plus when you flip between "fields" and "controls" it's hard to know if controls are the combos and fields are on the subforms you mentioned. Plus, I don't know how to interpret this double negative other than to think if none do not, then they must all do what you want:
All the other fields change but
none of the ComboBoxes
do not display the associated results.
Let's say the order of combo choices is alphabetical. Sounds like when you choose from comboA, you don't need comboB to filter its list (that would be cascading) but if you pick something from comboB, you want all the others to dump whatever they have in them. That requires a Requery method on every combo except the one that just changes. Sorry if that's not it. In that case, try reviewing your posts and imagine how difficult it can be to make valid suggestions if one cannot see your form, has no idea of the order of events and doesn't grasp the goal. Then try again and we'll see what we can do. We're here to help, although at times it may seem we're being critical.
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