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9.2

Subform not updating

Asked by deedub84 in Microsoft Access Database

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Hi Experts,

Thought I had this solved, but NSL.

I have a form with 3 subforms:

1.  Contains the sp6 activex treeview control with an organizational hierarchy.

2.  Some detail information about the division selected in the tree view control

3. Some summary information (basically counts of classes of items in the detail.

All three subforms are doing what I want on their own.  However they aren't working together.  I'm having problems refreshing subforms 2 & 3 once the division is selected in 1.

When I put in any sort of subform.form.requery the treeview control won't expand to any child branches.    Right now I have the code in the node_click event of the treeview control.  Is there a better place to locate this and / or just make this work?  Not sure where I'm going off track.

Thanks.

Here is my node_click code:Start Free Trial 
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Private Sub TV1_NodeClick(ByVal Node As Object)
Dim intNode As Integer
Dim sCrit As String
 
Me.Parent.Form.cboOne = Me.TV1.SelectedItem.Text
 
intNode = Right(Me.TV1.SelectedItem.Key, Len(Me.TV1.SelectedItem.Key) - 1)
MarkNode intNode
  
If IsNull(Me.Parent.Form.cboTwo.Value) Then
    sCrit = ""
Else
    sCrit = Me.Parent.Form.cboTwo.Value
End If
 
UpdateForm "Test", sCrit <-- resets the sql for the querydefs for 2&3 
 
Me.Parent.Sub1.Form.RecordSource = Me.Parent.Sub1.Form.RecordSource
Me.Parent.Sub3.Form.RecordSource = Me.Parent.Sub3.Form.RecordSource
 
End Sub
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Tags: Access 2003
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Solution Provided By: LSMConsulting
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Solution Grade: A
 
 
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