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I have a continuous subform in Access 97 that I want to grow on the main form
as entries are added. I set the Can Grow to Yes on both the subform itself
and embedded subform property where it is placed in the main form.
It works perfectly for the report that is generated but it would make
entering the data on the form easier for users. I'm sure it's something
simple I'm overlooking but couldn't find any similar situations listed here.
I tried removing the vertical scroll bar from the subform thinking that
might force it to grow but it showed only 3 1/2 records. I think I'm doing
the same thing as I did on the report / subreport properties but it's not
working the same for the form.
Thanks for any advice.
Rich J
as entries are added. I set the Can Grow to Yes on both the subform itself
and embedded subform property where it is placed in the main form.
It works perfectly for the report that is generated but it would make
entering the data on the form easier for users. I'm sure it's something
simple I'm overlooking but couldn't find any similar situations listed here.
I tried removing the vertical scroll bar from the subform thinking that
might force it to grow but it showed only 3 1/2 records. I think I'm doing
the same thing as I did on the report / subreport properties but it's not
working the same for the form.
Thanks for any advice.
Rich J