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Hi,<br />
I have an EventsName field , and start date , end date and items lists fields.<br />
I have make a crosstab which display for me the EventsName in a columns and give me as a value a sum of the items &nbsp;in each EventsName.<br />
as i know there is NO way to edit these value in crosstab.<br />
i make a subform and put the crosstab as a source object . (because the columns in the crosstab is changing dynamically)<br />
is there a way i can connect the main form with the subform of the crosstab that can help me give information from the subform and send to the main form which help editing ?
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Hi,
I have an EventsName field , and start date , end date and items lists fields.
I have make a crosstab which display for me the EventsName in a columns and give me as a value a sum of the items  in each EventsName.
as i know there is NO way to edit these value in crosstab.
i make a subform and put the crosstab as a source object . (because the columns in the crosstab is changing dynamically)
is there a way i can connect the main form with the subform of the crosstab that can help me give information from the subform and send to the main form which help editing ?

interact with crosstab in form/subform in access

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