Is there a main form event that precedes subform Current Event?

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Maybe I'm missing something really obvious, but I'm struggling to find an
event on my main form that precedes a subform Current Event when I move to a
new main form record. Does such an event exist?
 
Some code in my subform Current Event is necessary when the main form record
changes but is redundant when I simply scroll through subform records. I was
hoping to find a way of bypassing this code - but can't find any way of
distinguishing these two scenarios when the subform Current Event is running.
 
Maybe in your subform Current event, you could check to see which control is
currently active? Could be tedious, but it might work.

Carl Rapson
 
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