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If "Forms!frmMain!frmSubForm.Form!Field = 0" describes a field in a subform
that = 0. How can a SubSubForm field be described where there is a frmMain, a
frmSubForm, a frmSubSubForm and a field that = 0?
 
JimN said:
If "Forms!frmMain!frmSubForm.Form!Field = 0" describes a field in a subform
that = 0. How can a SubSubForm field be described where there is a frmMain, a
frmSubForm, a frmSubSubForm and a field that = 0?
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That's the beauty of object oriented programming. You just
keep doing the same kind of thing as you go deeper into the
hierarchy:

Forms!frmMain!frmSubForm.Form!subsubform.Form!Field = 0
 
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