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have you tried using a Main single form and two datasheet subform
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have you tried using a Main single form and two datasheet subform

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Yes, all spec'd as datasheet view; when I expand on a given row in the main form, it only displays the 1st subform, even if there are related records that should appear in the 2nd subform. 
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Yes, all spec'd as datasheet view; when I expand on a given row in the main form, it only displays the 1st subform, even if there are related records that should appear in the 2nd subform.

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Ok, I give up. I made them all separate datasheet view subforms on a main form (not nested subDatasheets), and it does what I need.<br />
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It may not have been quick, but it is still dirty... 
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Ok, I give up. I made them all separate datasheet view subforms on a main form (not nested subDatasheets), and it does what I need.

It may not have been quick, but it is still dirty...

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Hello - I need to set up a quick &amp;&nbsp;dirty front end to verify some old data. (Access 2003)<br />
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The data is made up of projects, splitting off to multiple funding releases, AND multiple work orders.<br />
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I tried setting up nested datasheet view forms, but it looks like a parent datasheet view form will only handle one datasheet view subform.<br />
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Anybody know of a way around this?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Hello - I need to set up a quick & dirty front end to verify some old data. (Access 2003)

The data is made up of projects, splitting off to multiple funding releases, AND multiple work orders.

I tried setting up nested datasheet view forms, but it looks like a parent datasheet view form will only handle one datasheet view subform.

Anybody know of a way around this?

Thanks


 

Nested datasheet forms - can you nest parent to 2 peer children?

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