How to indicate what is 'master form'?

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How does Access determine what is the master form for a specific subform? Is
it just whatever form the subform is physically placed into? Or is there a
property I can set somewhere?
 
There's no property, since a form can be used as a subform on one or more
forms.

What exactly are you trying to do that you think you need to know?
 
I have an existing form (Form1) with a subform (Subform1) for a 1:N
relationship. I want to add another subform (Subform2) to Form1 that has a
1:N relationship with Subform1 (so a subform of Subform1).

I don't know how to tell Access that Subform2 is a subform of Subform1.

- Joel
 
Subform2 has to be added to Subform1 in order to make it a subform of
Subform1, just as you added Subform1 to Form1.
 
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