Using a Command Button in Subform

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Let me break it down.

I have a Form called : Patients
Fields- PatientID,Patient
name,Address,Dob,ssno etc.

I'm using my own navigational command buttons example,
AddRec,SaveRec,Delrec,NextRec,PrevRec

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I also have a Subform Called - Appointments
ApptID,ApptDte,Followupdte,diagnosis,etc.

In the subform There's the basic MsAccess navigational buttons, but would
like to use similar customed
navigational button like in the Patient Form vs the basic nav buttons. ( eg:
AddRec,DelRec - etc..)

( If I create a Footer and put a command button there or in the Header it
does not appear on the subform)

I hope this clears the air a bit.
 
Jasmine

Short answer: Yes

Longer answer: You've told us "how" you are trying to do something, but not
"what" that something is. If you'll explain more about what you are trying
to do, the newsgroup readers may be able to offer alternate approaches.

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If your subform is in Datasheet view then it will not display the header or
footer. You would need to change to either Continuous or Single form view
for those to show up there.
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Thanks for the response.

I wish there was some other way though using the datasheet view
Single form is not practical and Continuous form is to messy.

Any other ideas.


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My answer was quite simple it turns out.

After "tweaking with the Continuous forms some bit , I had it looking
exactly
like the Datasheet View but with the ability to use the command function
therin.
 
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