Access 97 Subforms

[Eli Sidwell]

I have a subform, but it only has two events "Enter" and "Exit"

How do I use the "Current" event if it does not exist ?

Sid.

 

[Marshall Barton]

I have a subform, but it only has two events "Enter" and "Exit"

How do I use the "Current" event if it does not exist ?

You're confusing the subform control with the form object it
will display. The Enter and Exit events belongs to the
subform control. The Current event is part of the form
object that you can get to through the (sub)form's design
view.

 

[John Spencer (MVP)]

The subform CONTROL may have a limited number of events.

The FORM that is being used as the form object of the subform control has all
the form events.

Try opening the form that is being used as a subform, then you should be able to
get to all the form events.

If you are having problems getting to the form, post back AND tell us your
version of Access. There are some differences in getting to the (subform) form
if you are not closing the main form and then opening the (subform) form from
the list of forms.