Mods to search form to show supplier in popup form.

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Thanks Scott! I really need to do the click event in the frm_sub_record_update form. It is made up of the other two forms. Do I need to link something to the main form. Essentially it is 2 subforms, with nothing on the main form. <br />
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I was thinking of putting supplier id on the main form so the sub form could filter using that?
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I'm not sure what you mean. In your search form, if you doubleclick the SupplierID field in one of your records, the frm_sub_record_update form will open, and the first subform will show ONLY that supplierID. <br />
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I placed it in the DoubleClick event, but you can move the code to the Click event. Note you'd have to do this for each control in the Search form (just add a call to FindSupplier for each Click event).
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ok thank you for the response Scott. I will test later today!<br />
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One more questions, how can I make it so the user can edit the categories and spend fields in the subform?
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You'll have to create a query that is able to be updated. Right now, the queries for those subforms are not updateable. You should ask a new question for this, as it's unrelated to your current question.
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Hello-<br />
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I have a search and sub form that shows vendor data. I want to be able to click (FRM_SearchMulti) and pull up that record in another form &nbsp;(frm_sub_record_update) so the user can update category and spend numbers. <br />
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I have the following:<br />
FRM_SearchMulti - main search form<br />
qry_cat subform - I need user to edit or add new categories for vendors. They can have multiple. <br />
qry_spend subform - User to edit spend<br />
frm_sub_record_update - this form includes both above into a tab view so user can view easier. <br />
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How do I accomplish this?<br />
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Hello-

I have a search and sub form that shows vendor data. I want to be able to click (FRM_SearchMulti) and pull up that record in another form  (frm_sub_record_update) so the user can update category and spend numbers. 

I have the following:
FRM_SearchMulti - main search form
qry_cat subform - I need user to edit or add new categories for vendors. They can have multiple. 
qry_spend subform - User to edit spend
frm_sub_record_update - this form includes both above into a tab view so user can view easier. 

How do I accomplish this?

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