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There are a lot of variables at play here. If you are saying you can't add or edit records in the subform, then it could be that the subform's record source query is not updatable. One way to tell is to look at the navigation buttons. If the button used to add a record (the one with the * on it), is disabled (greyed out), that means the recordset can't be updated. That can be caused by     

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Author: Klatuu
Date: Sep 17, 2008 13:48

I've got a form called FleetWork with a subform called WorkDetails. The form displays details of vehicles in the fleet. The subform displays records of work done on current vehicle displayed in the form. I've placed a combo box in the form's header which I use to look up vehicles. Everything works fine up to this point. The problem is that I would like to use this form to update the "work
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ok, thanks. I will have a go at that. thanks for your time. "TWR" wrote: > I'm sure there are many other ways to complete your task, but the only other > way I know of is to write some VBA Code to populate the Work Details sheet. > > "izzyt1972" wrote: > > > That works wonders, but do you know how to make it so there are no gaps in > > the rows on Work details - Monday? That takes     

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Author: Jay
Date: Sep 17, 2008 10:51

I'm sure there are many other ways to complete your task, but the only other way I know of is to write some VBA Code to populate the Work Details sheet. "izzyt1972" wrote: That works wonders, but do you know how to make it so there are no gaps in the rows on Work details - Monday? That takes the data across, but if there are reg nos in F6 to F12, but only F6, F9, and F12 have an
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That works wonders, but do you know how to make it so there are no gaps in the rows on Work details - Monday? That takes the data across, but if there are reg nos in F6 to F12, but only F6, F9, and F12 have an "X" in column V, it leaves gaps where there is a reg no in F7, F8, F10 and F11. It would be helpful if there was a "chooseif" but there isnt. "TWR" wrote: > If the ranges are     

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Author: izzyt1972
Date: Jan 4, 2008 02:13

If the ranges are the same size, thr placing this formula in WorkDetails Cell E6 =IF('Job Sheet – Monday'!C6=1,IF('Job Sheet – Monday'!U6="x",'Job Sheet – Monday'!F6,""),"") The single ticks ' are needed if the worksheet name has spaces. Make sure the "X" is the correct case ( UPPER or lower). Then you can select cell E6 and fill down to E29. Then in the same worksheet, cell
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If you make a query (qryPersonnel) based on the Personnel table (tblPersonnel), then make a form with qryPersonnel as its Record Source, then drag fields from the field list to the form (in design view), can you see the data? A typical arrangement with something like WorkHistory is to do what you have done with the one-to-many relationship, then to use a form/subform to display the data     

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Author: TWR
Date: Jan 4, 2008 02:09

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Author: izzyt1972
Date: Jan 4, 2008 01:59

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Author: TWR
Date: Jan 4, 2008 01:43

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Author: BruceM
Date: Oct 11, 2006 04:58

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