Cannot keep Subform within it's control.

[Guest]

The 'subform control' is 2 inches high while the 'subform form' (the form
located within the aforementioned control) is 5 inches high.

The 'subform form' overflows through the bottom of it's control and I cannot
get to stay within it.

The 'subform form' DefaultView = Single Form. Maybe that's the problem.
I cannot change DefaultView to Continuous Forms for technical reasons.

Any ideas?

 

[Scott McDaniel]

Your subform control would have to be enlarged, or the form being used as
the .SourceObject would have to be made smaller.

By "overflows through the bottom", do you mean you can read it outside of
the subform control on the Parent form?

 

[Guest]

YES, I can read it outside of the subform control on the Parent form.

Your subform control would have to be enlarged, or the form being used as
the .SourceObject would have to be made smaller.

By "overflows through the bottom", do you mean you can read it outside of
the subform control on the Parent form?

 

[John Vinson]

YES, I can read it outside of the subform control on the Parent form.

Then it sounds like either your form is corrupted, or that you're
"opening" a popup form rather than having it as a true subform. What's
the SourceObject property of the subform control? Do you have an
OpenForm method being executed somewhere?

John W. Vinson[MVP]