Any way of using in VB AllowAdditions for a subform?

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I want to program a subform so that it can both AllowAdditions and then later
not, but still allow editing. The subform is a continuous form. I think this
is impossible, but maybe someone knows of a way around it, Please?
 
Jason said:
I want to program a subform so that it can both AllowAdditions and then later
not, but still allow editing. The subform is a continuous form. I think this
is impossible, but maybe someone knows of a way around it, Please?
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Sure it's possible, just set the subform's AllowAdditions
property. If you wabt to do it from a mainform event
procedure, the syntax would be like this:

Me.subform.Form.AllowAdditions = True ' or False

If the subform is doing it to itself:

Me.AllowAdditions = True
 
Many thanks, that's fixed it
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Jason


Marshall Barton said:
Sure it's possible, just set the subform's AllowAdditions
property. If you wabt to do it from a mainform event
procedure, the syntax would be like this:

Me.subform.Form.AllowAdditions = True ' or False

If the subform is doing it to itself:

Me.AllowAdditions = True
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