Steve Schapel
miscellany at mvps.org
Tue Sep 4 16:46:55 CDT 2007
Arthur, I am not sure about datasheet, I don't have any experience with that. But in a contunuous form you can do code like this, on the Enter event of the second combobox: Me.SecondCombo.RowSource = "SELECT whatever FROM YourQuery WHERE YourField = " & Me.FirstCombo ... and then on its Exit event: Me.SecondCombo.RowSource = "SELECT whatever FROM YourQuery" This will not work if you use the traditional Requery of the second combobox on the After Update of the first. Regards Steve Arthur Fuller wrote: > Has anyone figured out how to make related combos work in a datasheet form? > They work fine in a single form, but in a datasheet they have a problem, in > that redefining the second combo's row source screws up the display of the > other visible records. > > TIA, > Arthur