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I want to order combo's that sit in two subforms. &nbsp;the reason there are two subforms is that they are driven by tables that have a different PK.
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I want to order combo's that sit in two subforms.  the reason there are two subforms is that they are driven by tables that have a different PK.

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sorry, i don't think that will work.. <br />
why not place the subforms one below the other or side by side.
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sorry, i don't think that will work..
why not place the subforms one below the other or side by side.

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In Access 2007 I have two subforms each with a list of combo's. &nbsp;Is it posible to have one subform sitting under the other one so it is positioned in the same place yet all the combo's on both forms display?<br />
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This will allow me to order the combo's in both so that they look like they are on the same form.
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In Access 2007 I have two subforms each with a list of combo's.  Is it posible to have one subform sitting under the other one so it is positioned in the same place yet all the combo's on both forms display?

This will allow me to order the combo's in both so that they look like they are on the same form.

Subforms in same position

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