Mr. Lebans or anyone: Help with subform navigation

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Mr. Lebans,
I have downloaded and used your navigation subform example in an application
I have developed. I did convert it to access 2000, which is what my App is
written with.

Here is my question:
It works fantastic with the navigation form as a subform on another
form...just as the example shows. I want to use is it one level deeper
though. I have a Mainform that has one subform. I want to use your navigation
subform on my subform.

I am not sure if I am being clear here, is sounds like a lot of subforms,
but basically it is a MainForm with SubformA. I want your navigation to be a
subform on my SubformA. When I try this it gives me the error...â€SubformA is
not Openâ€.

I know it has something to do with the DoCmd action where the object name is
required.
I have tried all sorts of different methods, but my understanding of how to
do this is beyond my current skill level.

Any help from anyone would be appreciated.

Mike Robinson
 
Oh...what a headache...too many levels!
Mike I believe someone asked this very same question over the last year and
perhaps there was a solution in that thread as well. Have you searched
GoogleGroups on this issue?
Try keywords such as:
lebans subform nav

Let me know.
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HTH
Stephen Lebans
http://www.lebans.com
Access Code, Tips and Tricks
Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit.
 
Stephen,
Thanks for the more than promt reply. I have not searched Google but I will.
If I find anything there I will post it under my original post. I can work
around this with no problem, but the "canned" subform navigation was so neat
that I had to try, and still will.

Thanks a million for your reply on this and so many others!

Mike Robinson
 
Hi Mike

I have made some modifications to Stephen's code so that it will work with
subforms and even with the nav subform on a different form. He has posted
it on his site at http://www.lebans.com/recnavbuttons.htm.

Note that it will only work on A2000 or higher, because it uses the form's
Recordset property.
 

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