Show plus sign in form

Hi. I am trying to create a form containing a parent / child relationship. I
would like the form contain 2 subforms in datasheet view (the parent table -
POSITION - and the child table - CANDIDATE -). This is not a problem. The
problem I am having is that I would like the tables to have the plus / minus
sign displayed as they do in the table. How can I get the plus / minus sign
to be displayed in the form?

Thanks.

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For what purpose?

You're describing a "how", but not much about the "what" ... what business
need are you trying to solve by showing that "+"?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"BenEl via AccessMonster.com" u56454@uwe wrote in message
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Hi. I am trying to create a form containing a parent / child relationship.
I
would like the form contain 2 subforms in datasheet view (the parent
table -
POSITION - and the child table - CANDIDATE -). This is not a problem. The
problem I am having is that I would like the tables to have the plus /
minus
sign displayed as they do in the table. How can I get the plus / minus
sign
to be displayed in the form?

Thanks.

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It's a HR dbase. There is a table of Job Positions, a table of General
Candidates. One Position can have many Candidates and one Candidate can apply
to many positions. I would like both of these tables displayed on the form. I
would like the user to be able to see the key identifying fields of the two
tables and click onto the "+" to quickly see who has applied for a position
or vice versa. I will set the code so that the user can double click on the
Candidate or Position ID and open the detail form.

Thanks.

Jeff Boyce wrote:
For what purpose?

You're describing a "how", but not much about the "what" ... what business
need are you trying to solve by showing that "+"?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

Hi. I am trying to create a form containing a parent / child relationship.
I
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Thanks.

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It sounds like you are trying to work directly in the tables ... that's how
you'd do it with spreadsheets, but it's neither necessary nor a good idea
when using Access.

Have you looked into using main form/subform construction?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"BenEl via AccessMonster.com" u56454@uwe wrote in message
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It's a HR dbase. There is a table of Job Positions, a table of General
Candidates. One Position can have many Candidates and one Candidate can
apply
to many positions. I would like both of these tables displayed on the
form. I
would like the user to be able to see the key identifying fields of the
two
tables and click onto the "+" to quickly see who has applied for a
position
or vice versa. I will set the code so that the user can double click on
the
Candidate or Position ID and open the detail form.

Thanks.

Jeff Boyce wrote:
For what purpose?

You're describing a "how", but not much about the "what" ... what business
need are you trying to solve by showing that "+"?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

Hi. I am trying to create a form containing a parent / child
relationship.
I
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Thanks.

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Yes - I think I'm going to end up doing a main form for positions and a sub
with Candidates and a main form with Candidates and a sub with positions...
Not exactly how I envisioned it, but it will work.

Jeff Boyce wrote:
It sounds like you are trying to work directly in the tables ... that's how
you'd do it with spreadsheets, but it's neither necessary nor a good idea
when using Access.

Have you looked into using main form/subform construction?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

It's a HR dbase. There is a table of Job Positions, a table of General
Candidates. One Position can have many Candidates and one Candidate can
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Thanks.

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