And did you find a technique for accomplishing that?
And did you find a technique for accomplishing that?
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Trust me, I have tried that every which way but on my head. If there is a way, someone please provide an example. That should be using a regular continuous form (not datasheet) with another regular continuous sub-form (again, not datasheet) embedded in it.
the subform would need to be in the header or footer of the main continuous form and would refresh every time you move to a new row. Having got the error message, just change to form back to continuous. However if you want it in the detail section, use a listbox instead
A valid workaround I suppose but not as aesthetically pleasing.the subform would need to be in the header or footer of the main continuous form and would refresh every time you move to a new row. Having got the error message, just change to form back to continuous. However if you want it in the detail section, use a listbox instead
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This is what I ended up doing with my main overview form. It was a compromise from not being able to have a continuous sub-form in the main section of a continuous form.
One quick question on this, is there any way to make the continuous forms 'smooth scroll' instead of jumping a full record section at a time ?
Last edited by ScubaBart; 04-03-2025 at 11:09 AM. Reason: Added question
not so far as I am awareOne quick question on this, is there any way to make the continuous forms 'smooth scroll' instead of jumping a full record section at a time ?
You didn't try the listbox suggestion then?