Trying to allow edit on a subform from a command button on the main form
Forms!subfrmWorkOrderDetai
Can someone tell me what is wrong with the code? When I click the command button I get an error... Runtime error 2450. Can't find the referenced form.
--Steve
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Me.subfrmWorkOrderDetail.F
OR
Forms!yourmainformname.For
Use the "Me." syntax when referencing an object on the form where the code is running. In this case, the subform is a control on the main form where the code is running. Use the more formal reference when you are outside the scope of the object you are referencing. Just keep in mind that the object you are referencing Must be open. So, for example, if you were using a popup form instead of an embedded subform, you would need to open the popup and then use the "Forms!yourpopupformname.F