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Me.subformwhatever.SourceO<wbr />bject = &quot;subformwhatevername&quot;
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Me.subformwhatever.SourceObject = "subformwhatevername"

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accesslite,<br />
Would u please send the code u r using?<br />
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kkelln,<br />
ADP: Access Data Project. A new (since A2K) type of access application, specially suited to use SQL as a backn end.<br />
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HTH/EQTA<br />
T.S.U. Mario Osorio<br />
Punto Fijo, Falcon, Venezuela
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accesslite,
Would u please send the code u r using?

kkelln,
ADP: Access Data Project. A new (since A2K) type of access application, specially suited to use SQL as a backn end.

HTH/EQTA
T.S.U. Mario Osorio
Punto Fijo, Falcon, Venezuela

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This was the format (shown below) that I used when I received the error message...<br />
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Me.subformwhatever.SourceO<wbr />bject = &quot;subformwhatevername&quot; 
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This was the format (shown below) that I used when I received the error message...

Me.subformwhatever.SourceObject = "subformwhatevername"

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Strange, are you sure you have to correct subform name?
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Strange, are you sure you have to correct subform name?

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Can you change a subform's sourceObject in an ADP? &nbsp;In the AfterUpdate event of a combo box I set the subform's SourceObject. &nbsp;I receive the error <br />
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&quot;The setting you entered isn't valid for this property.&quot;<br />
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Thank you.
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Can you change a subform's sourceObject in an ADP?  In the AfterUpdate event of a combo box I set the subform's SourceObject.  I receive the error 

"The setting you entered isn't valid for this property."

Thank you.

Changing a subform's sourceObject

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.