Susan Harkins
ssharkins at gmail.com
Tue Jun 24 18:48:29 CDT 2008
> Completely unlinked. It seems whenever you apply a .filter to the main > form, the subforms do something that looks like requerying, and the users > record position is lost in the subform. > > I ran into this problem years ago when working with A2000, but in that > design I was able to change the way the user selected the records. I > cannot > do that with this design, so I really need a better solution than the one > I > created... > > This, or any variation will cause the subform to 'requery' ========Well that's interesting -- it doesn't actually requery the records, it just changes the selected record in the subforms? I wonder -- have you tried another filtering method? Is it just the method you're using or will any requery of the main form do this? I don't know why you can't get a bookmark for the subforms though. I've never tried, but have to wonder if it's not a simple syntax problem. Are you storing the bookmark as a Static variable? Susan H.