Max Wanadoo
max.wanadoo at gmail.com
Tue Apr 15 15:17:42 CDT 2008
Rocky, You may also find this useful for the future:- I have a list of buttons on a sub form (PeoplePopSub1) and when a user clicks one, the second sub form changes. Here is an example where the user clicked to see a person addresses: [Forms]![MCM_Peoplemainform]![PeoplePopSub2].SourceObject = "MCM_PeoplePopAddress" Click on the NAME Tab of the properties and MAKE SURE you have the correct <NAME> for the sub form (in my example it is PeoplePopSub2) Here is how it is used. On the click event of the button ADDRESSES I have:- OnMouseDown event I have =pfOpenPeoplePopForms("MCM_PeoplePopAddress") OnKeyUp event I also have the same =pfOpenPeoplePopForms("MCM_PeoplePopAddress") in the function I have: Public Function pfOpenPeoplePopForms(strForm As String) ' set the subform and link to person in main form [Forms]![MCM_Peoplemainform]![PeoplePopSub2].SourceObject = strForm If strForm = "MCM_PeoplePopInitial" Then [Forms]![MCM_Peoplemainform]![PeoplePopSub2].LinkChildFields = "" [Forms]![MCM_Peoplemainform]![PeoplePopSub2].LinkMasterFields = "" Else [Forms]![MCM_Peoplemainform]![PeoplePopSub2].LinkChildFields = "PersonID" [Forms]![MCM_Peoplemainform]![PeoplePopSub2].LinkMasterFields = "PersonID" End If End Function As you can see, I also change the links in this function HTH Max