On Jun 13, 4:10*pm, "Access Developer" <accde...@gmail.com> wrote:
> If you mean you have a Continuous Forms view, and want to display the detail
> of the current Record by clicking a Control containing a "+" (plus sign),
> then create a Command Button with a picture of a "+", and in the Click
> event, use VBA code to retrieve the unique key of the currently-selected
> Record, and use it to construct the WhereConditon argument of a
> DoCmd.OpenForm that will open a Form that you have created which shows all
> the detail in SingleForm view.
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> I often accomplish this by placing the code in the DoubleClick event rather
> than creating a Control.
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> >I have a form to to link to record source and would like to show a
> > plus sign "+" on the form and user can get details record of the
> > record just work like table.
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> > Can you please show me how to do this operation?
> > Your help is great appreciated,
Thanks for helping,
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