Gustav Brock
gustav at cactus.dk
Wed Sep 8 04:56:48 CDT 2004
Hi Donald Perhaps you need to convert the value from the combobox (which is a string) to a long as the value for the master field. [Location], Int([cboCombo2]), ... /gustav > I'm pulling my hair out on this one. > I have a simple main form with two unbound combos, one for a location > and the other for a date. The RowSource for the location combo is a > table that contains a record for each location - pulling the PK in > column 1 and Name in column 2 from that table. Column 1 is bound and > its width set to 0 so that only the name displays. The RowSource for > the date combo is a summary query pulling from a transaction table with > column 1 equal to Int(MyDateFromTrxTable) and column 2 equal to > Format(MyDateFromTrxTable,"mm/dd/yyyy"). The query is grouped on column > 1 so that only one row for each date appears. Column 1 is bound and > width set to 0 so that only the formatted dates appear. > I'm having trouble getting a simple subform ([Location], Int([Date]), > [ItemDetail]) to synchronize with the main form. Using the location and > date values, the only way I've been able to get it to work is to expose > the first column of the date combo by setting its width to something > other than zero. Of course, I don't want the date serial number to be > displayed on the form - just the formatted date. > Note that I have restricted both the bound column of the combo and the > corresponding value in the subform to just the integer portion of the > date. Thus, I don't think this is a matter of trying to match a > "date-only" value against a "date-with-time" value. > I work with subforms like this all the time, though I don't think I've > ever attempted to use a date value as part of the link. Is there some > esoteric quality of date values that I need to know about here? Anybody > have a clue about why this won't work as advertised? > Thanks! > Don McGillivray