DS said:
Thanks Marshall, I got the SubForm for lack of a better word to open I
even was able to add a record....well almost, when I go to save it won't
let me, it says hat a record is required for the main form, so I made
another Subform but with a Main form this time and the same thin
happened. I just want to add a record from a list box on one form to
the subform on another form. I either can't get the focus on the
subform to add a new record or I can't save it.
When doing this with a separate form, you not only have to
emulate the Link Master/Child properties, but you have to do
all the other things a main form - subform structure takes
care of for you.
One of those things is that the current record in either
form must be saved whenever the focus is moved to the other
form. (This may be your current problem).
Another is that the second form needs to retrieve the
promary key field from the first form so it can plug it into
the second form's foreign key field.
Yet another is the the second form needs to have its record
source property refiltered every time the first form
navigates to a different record (or when it is made
visible).
There may be additional coordination required, but that's
all I can think of at the moment.
Are you sure you want to go through all this?