How to view three consecutive records on one form simultaneously

[Mark M Simonian]

I am using Access 97 on a Windows 2000 PC.

How can I force only three consecutive records onto a form so I can see them
simultaneously? Subforms?

I am trying to place only three physician records on a form without using a
datasheet view so I can get about 5 fields packed into a smaller space and
not be forced to scroll horizontally. Name Address City Phone & Cross
Street.

I use a query to select a physician that meets three criteria set by a
telephone caller and rank the physicians by the oldest date logged for the
screener- finding the physician who was called less recently than the other
physicians.

I can view this nicely in a report but I thought that I must push this onto
a form simultaneously so a screener can read the information back to the
caller and more significantly use a setvalue Macro to paste this into a
reference table to repeat the process without the call screener typing the
new filtered information for the next caller - simplifying the information
logging and process for the next caller. The reason is that once a physician
is selected a timestamp will be used as a reference for the next ranking and
caller query.

It is the form with three simultaneous records I can't figure out. I am
required to move to the next record to see the selection. Suggestions?
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[Steve Schapel]

Mark,

You should be able to do this effectively with a form in continuous
view. If your query only returns the 3 records you need, no sweat.
If the query could return more than 3 records, size the form so its
height will accommodate 3 records, and set the form's Scroll Bars
property to Neither.

- Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP

 

[Mark M Simonian]

Thank you. I think I was having a problem doing that because I used a Tabbed
form and it said no continuous form, right?

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[Steve Schapel]

Mark,

If you mean you want to put a Tab Control on the form, so it shows for
each record, then I think you are correct... you can't do this with a
continuous form. If you mean you want your form that shows the 3
records to be on a Tab of a Tab control (i.e. it is a subform), then
AFAIK there is no problem with doing this.

- Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP

 

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