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Forms, Subforms and linked tables

Asked by Alejanddro in Access Forms, Access Architecture/Design, Access Coding/Macros

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Hello everyone,

    I am working with Access 2007 (completly newbe, so please, answers for dummies)  and I am trying to make a main form with a Subform and another within this one. Each of them relate to a table linked in a row. The main is to fill out information about a FV-Installation, the second is to assign a community of owners for it and the third one to specify these owners.

    The problem is that after filling out the main form and I move to the next one (community), it doesn't let me input any data. Error says: "The LinksMasterField property setting has produced this error: 'The object does not contain the Automation object 'Installation."   I linked them with the parent-child property. So what is missing?

What I have done:

table:    FV-Installation                                Community                              Owners
field      ID_Installtion(key)--1----many-->ID_Installation(key)--many----1-> ID_Owner (key)
               ...                                               ID_Owner (key)                          Name
                                                                 NameCommunity                          ...


Look also the snipps. If needed, I can also upload the Database.

Hint: it's in german, but:   Anlage=installation, GruppeName=GroupName, and Besitzer=owner.

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