Unbound Subform

G

gatarossi

Dear all,

I known that is more or less easy to set up a unbound form and it is
possible to create, but I have never seen a unbound subform.
Is it possible to create a unbound subform (Datasheet layout)?

If it's´possible, I will be very grateful if I could have some codes's
examples explaining how to update/include/exclude datas in the table
form this "unbound subform".

A subform with datasheet layout is like a excel sheet, ok? Then I have
doubts about how to update the datas line by line, I don't have any
idea how do it!

Thank you!!!

André.
 
B

Baz

An unbound subform will show no data, whatever view it is in.

A form or subform in datasheet view is nothing like an Excel sheet, except
in superficial appearance.

Sounds to me like you are on the verge of making a lot of mistakes with your
design. If you explain what you are trying to achieve in functional terms
I'm sure you'll get pointed in the right direction.

Dear all,

I known that is more or less easy to set up a unbound form and it is
possible to create, but I have never seen a unbound subform.
Is it possible to create a unbound subform (Datasheet layout)?

If it's´possible, I will be very grateful if I could have some codes's
examples explaining how to update/include/exclude datas in the table
form this "unbound subform".

A subform with datasheet layout is like a excel sheet, ok? Then I have
doubts about how to update the datas line by line, I don't have any
idea how do it!

Thank you!!!

André.
 
G

gatarossi

Dear Baz,

In my database I have these tables:

1) expense_code - fields: expense_code, expense_description
2) profit_center - fieds: profit_center_code,
profit_center_description
3) period - fields - fields: period
4) expenses_control: expense_code, profit_center, period, values_USD

I made a relationship between the fields in the three first tables
with the last table, the name of the fields are the same.

Then I have tried everything to do a form/subform to update/include/
exclude values in my table expenses_control (since Mai/07!). My
problem is that I need that the form/subform has this layout (more or
less an Excel´s sheet):

Form:
profit_center (combobox): the user will select the profit center
period (multiselect listbox): the user will select as many dates as he
wish, and for each date selected will appear one column in the subform

Subform:
expense_code first date selected second date selected third
date selected ...
salary 100
110 120
taxes 50
60 70
..
..
..

Is it possible?

Thank you.

André.
 
B

Baz

That is absolutely not possible. I'm afraid I still don't understand the
purpose/function of the subform, so I can't suggest an alternative approach.
However, you may be using the wrong tool: if you are trying to perform some
kind of financial analysis or make some kind of chart, you might be better
off in Excel, it isn't really what Access is for. Or, investigate the
PivotTable view of an Access form, which is a bit of an Excel-type thing but
not as good as Excel.

Dear Baz,

In my database I have these tables:

1) expense_code - fields: expense_code, expense_description
2) profit_center - fieds: profit_center_code,
profit_center_description
3) period - fields - fields: period
4) expenses_control: expense_code, profit_center, period, values_USD

I made a relationship between the fields in the three first tables
with the last table, the name of the fields are the same.

Then I have tried everything to do a form/subform to update/include/
exclude values in my table expenses_control (since Mai/07!). My
problem is that I need that the form/subform has this layout (more or
less an Excel´s sheet):

Form:
profit_center (combobox): the user will select the profit center
period (multiselect listbox): the user will select as many dates as he
wish, and for each date selected will appear one column in the subform

Subform:
expense_code first date selected second date selected third
date selected ...
salary 100
110 120
taxes 50
60 70
..
..
..

Is it possible?

Thank you.

André.
 

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