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Form-to-Form Master Child Relationship

Asked by dastrw in Access Reports, Microsoft Access Database

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I have a form which has too much stuff on it already.  There is some additional data that some people might want to occasionally view.  So I put this info in a separate form that can be brought up by an on-click button event.

As the user moves from record to record on the main form, I would like the information displayed on the invoked form to keep in sync,  i.e. if the user moves from "John Smith" to "Jane Doe" on the main form I would like the invoked form to go from showing John Smith's automobiles to Jane Doe's automobiles.

Since they are not on the same form, the one is not the subform of the other so I can't take advantage of the master-child link.  I tried everything I could to keep the detail information on the main form (like sticking it in the footer and opening/closing the footer) but nothing looked or worked well.

How can I create an active working master-child link between two separate forms?

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