Subform? Expand/Collapse

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HL

Hi,

I am designing a form with 5 tables with predefined rows of data
(summary data). Clients want to be able to double click on a table
header row to expand/collapse the table content. Is the subform the
way to go? Are there any better ways to accomplish this?

Thanks,

HL
 
What do you mean "a form with 5 tables"? You can make a form resemble a
table by using datasheet view (unless there is a subform). I don't know what
you mean by "predefined rows of data", nor do I understand what additional
information the clients wish to have revealed. End users should never work
directly with tables, which are for data storage only. Forms are how end
users interact with the data. If you describe the database's function, and
describe the tables and relationships, it will probably be possible for
somebody here to offer some specific advice.
 

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