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Hello all,
This a quick repost/reiteration of something I posted yesterday.
i'm presenting the user with a subform populated by a multi-table view.
if i could have the
user freely update the view, i'd be set - but that's not possible. so,
i want the user to be able to click on a record within the subform to
make it active, or give it focus. ideally, the user would then click a
button which would update that record by sending the id of the focused
record to a stored procedure or subroutine. i know its gotta by
possible, but i'm not much of an msaccess-jockey... any ideas? again,
the problem is, how can the code grab the data from the focused subform
record?
Thanks!
This a quick repost/reiteration of something I posted yesterday.
i'm presenting the user with a subform populated by a multi-table view.
if i could have the
user freely update the view, i'd be set - but that's not possible. so,
i want the user to be able to click on a record within the subform to
make it active, or give it focus. ideally, the user would then click a
button which would update that record by sending the id of the focused
record to a stored procedure or subroutine. i know its gotta by
possible, but i'm not much of an msaccess-jockey... any ideas? again,
the problem is, how can the code grab the data from the focused subform
record?
Thanks!