Can I attach my sub-form to the tabs I just added?

I wanted to have two subforms on one page, instead of just the one I
currently have...so I added in the 'tabs' from the toolbox, but I can't get
my original subform to 'attach' itself to one of the tabs. They are just
sitting there, independent of each other....is there a way I can attach or
assign my subform to one of the tab pages, without having to re-do it?

Thanks for any help with this problem!

See the section "Adding Tabs to an Existing Form" in the article at the
following URL ..

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...0491033.aspx#4

--
Brendan Reynolds

"LynneMc" wrote in message
...
I wanted to have two subforms on one page, instead of just the one I
currently have...so I added in the 'tabs' from the toolbox, but I can't
get
my original subform to 'attach' itself to one of the tabs. They are just
sitting there, independent of each other....is there a way I can attach or
assign my subform to one of the tab pages, without having to re-do it?

Thanks for any help with this problem!

As fasr as I know, you should click the tab control where you want to insert
your subform and click the subform/Subreport tool in the toolbox, and add a
subform control to your tab. Then, set the Source Object property to your
existing subform, then, set the Link Child Fields and Link Master Fields
properties to the appropriate field names.

Hopefuly you will find this easy to do.
JoseLuis Access

"LynneMc" wrote:

I wanted to have two subforms on one page, instead of just the one I
currently have...so I added in the 'tabs' from the toolbox, but I can't get
my original subform to 'attach' itself to one of the tabs. They are just
sitting there, independent of each other....is there a way I can attach or
assign my subform to one of the tab pages, without having to re-do it?

Thanks for any help with this problem!

On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 09:37:02 -0800, "LynneMc"
wrote:

I wanted to have two subforms on one page, instead of just the one I
currently have...so I added in the 'tabs' from the toolbox, but I can't get
my original subform to 'attach' itself to one of the tabs. They are just
sitting there, independent of each other....is there a way I can attach or
assign my subform to one of the tab pages, without having to re-do it?

Thanks for any help with this problem!

This is a bit of a pain but doable.

Select the Subform (be sure it's the subform *control* not the form
within that control; there should be selection 'handles' on the
sides). Type Ctrl-X to cut it to the clipboard.

Select the desired tab by clicking *on the tab* itself - not on the
surface of the tab page.

Type Ctrl-V to paste the subform; then move it where you want it.

John W. Vinson[MVP]

Hi! Can anyone tell me where I can find the Subform Control that John Vinson
is talking about? I found 2 and I'm not sure which one to use.
--
Dorothy


"John Vinson" wrote:

On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 09:37:02 -0800, "LynneMc"
wrote:

I wanted to have two subforms on one page, instead of just the one I
currently have...so I added in the 'tabs' from the toolbox, but I can't get
my original subform to 'attach' itself to one of the tabs. They are just
sitting there, independent of each other....is there a way I can attach or
assign my subform to one of the tab pages, without having to re-do it?

Thanks for any help with this problem!

This is a bit of a pain but doable.

Select the Subform (be sure it's the subform *control* not the form
within that control; there should be selection 'handles' on the
sides). Type Ctrl-X to cut it to the clipboard.

Select the desired tab by clicking *on the tab* itself - not on the
surface of the tab page.

Type Ctrl-V to paste the subform; then move it where you want it.

John W. Vinson[MVP]

John's saying to select the subform control that you've already pasted onto
your form that you want to move onto a tab.

--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP
http://I.Am/DougSteele
(no e-mails, please!)


"Dorothy" wrote in message
...
Hi! Can anyone tell me where I can find the Subform Control that John
Vinson
is talking about? I found 2 and I'm not sure which one to use.
--
Dorothy


"John Vinson" wrote:

On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 09:37:02 -0800, "LynneMc"
wrote:

I wanted to have two subforms on one page, instead of just the one I
currently have...so I added in the 'tabs' from the toolbox, but I can't
get
my original subform to 'attach' itself to one of the tabs. They are
just
sitting there, independent of each other....is there a way I can attach
or
assign my subform to one of the tab pages, without having to re-do it?

Thanks for any help with this problem!

This is a bit of a pain but doable.

Select the Subform (be sure it's the subform *control* not the form
within that control; there should be selection 'handles' on the
sides). Type Ctrl-X to cut it to the clipboard.

Select the desired tab by clicking *on the tab* itself - not on the
surface of the tab page.

Type Ctrl-V to paste the subform; then move it where you want it.

John W. Vinson[MVP]

Thank you, I should've realized that.
--
Dorothy


"Douglas J Steele" wrote:

John's saying to select the subform control that you've already pasted onto
your form that you want to move onto a tab.

--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP
http://I.Am/DougSteele
(no e-mails, please!)


"Dorothy" wrote in message
...
Hi! Can anyone tell me where I can find the Subform Control that John
Vinson
is talking about? I found 2 and I'm not sure which one to use.
--
Dorothy


"John Vinson" wrote:

On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 09:37:02 -0800, "LynneMc"
wrote:

I wanted to have two subforms on one page, instead of just the one I
currently have...so I added in the 'tabs' from the toolbox, but I can't
get
my original subform to 'attach' itself to one of the tabs. They are
just
sitting there, independent of each other....is there a way I can attach
or
assign my subform to one of the tab pages, without having to re-do it?

Thanks for any help with this problem!

This is a bit of a pain but doable.

Select the Subform (be sure it's the subform *control* not the form
within that control; there should be selection 'handles' on the
sides). Type Ctrl-X to cut it to the clipboard.

Select the desired tab by clicking *on the tab* itself - not on the
surface of the tab page.

Type Ctrl-V to paste the subform; then move it where you want it.

John W. Vinson[MVP]