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I have an Access Data Project that has subforms in tab pages. That tab
control is in a form that is a subform of a main form. Using Ctrl-F on a form
in a tab page only searches records that are associated with the one record
in the hightest parent form. I would like to search every record of the
parent form for results in a control that is in a subform in the tab pages.
I've been looking at RecordsetClone.Find, but it has the same limitation as
using the Ctrl-F search window. I was thinking about creating a form as a
search window. What would be the best approach to creating a search function
for this? I'm guessing I have to somehow search based on the relationships of
the subforms to the main parent form, but can't figure this out.
control is in a form that is a subform of a main form. Using Ctrl-F on a form
in a tab page only searches records that are associated with the one record
in the hightest parent form. I would like to search every record of the
parent form for results in a control that is in a subform in the tab pages.
I've been looking at RecordsetClone.Find, but it has the same limitation as
using the Ctrl-F search window. I was thinking about creating a form as a
search window. What would be the best approach to creating a search function
for this? I'm guessing I have to somehow search based on the relationships of
the subforms to the main parent form, but can't figure this out.