Batch Imports - Perfoming a batch import from a subform that is connected to the parent form

[Micron]

That is all very well and good, but some would think you did a disservice to those that were helping you here but more so at AWF since you posted there after you already had answers here. I suppose if anyone has a reason to be put off it would be those guys. Next time please consider implementing the suggestions at the link I provided if you want to stay on everyone's good side. If you become known as a frequent cross poster who doesn't follow rules of etiquette you run the risk of being ignored by some. Just advice that you can take or leave.

[CJ_London]

On the other forum it is a 'sub' question based on post #9 to the one asked here originally. In my opinion you have missed out a step or two so have an answer which gets you out of the immediate hole, but is not (at least in my opinion) a satisfactory solution going forward. Apply what you have learned from the other forum and apply it to what I suggested in post #7.

good luck with your project

[mgmercuio]

On the other forum it is a 'sub' question based on post #9 to the one asked here originally. In my opinion you have missed out a step or two so have an answer which gets you out of the immediate hole, but is not (at least in my opinion) a satisfactory solution going forward. Apply what you have learned from the other forum and apply it to what I suggested in post #7.

good luck with your project

Thank you for the advice Ajax. I agree...I did short-step the total solution by a couple steps...one last step was to verify no duplicates. I did end up doing that step. As far as your post goes ....yes...I am still working to apply it to the total solution you had posted.

I have been at this for a few days...I just took a little break to celebrate a small benchmark I will keep this post updated.

I hope all is well and thanks again for your help!

-mgm