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March 7th, 2010, 03:32 PM
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Create a button to find the next record
Hi
I am trying to create a button to find the next record for a particular studentID. There is a main form and subform. I want to be able to find all relevent subforms for a particular student. The master link id is STUDENTID and the child link id is STUDENTID_FK. So for student #1, when I click on the subform and click on the button, it would cycle through all this student's records. What is the best way to set up this button? Thank you for your help in advance. 
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March 7th, 2010, 03:50 PM
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Create a button to find the next record
You already have one that is built in. Just click the navigation button
right of the record number at the bottom ledt of the subform. Also if you only have a few fuilds in the subform, make the subform a continuous form and you will be able to easily scroll through all the subform records. Steve "forest8" wrote in message ... Hi I am trying to create a button to find the next record for a particular studentID. There is a main form and subform. I want to be able to find all relevent subforms for a particular student. The master link id is STUDENTID and the child link id is STUDENTID_FK. So for student #1, when I click on the subform and click on the button, it would cycle through all this student's records. What is the best way to set up this button? Thank you for your help in advance.
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March 7th, 2010, 04:10 PM
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Create a button to find the next record
Please stevie, learn how to spell. When you are trying to establish
credibilty as a self appointed expert, you need to make fewer mistakes. John... Visio MVP "Steve" wrote in message ... You already have one that is built in. Just click the navigation button right of the record number at the bottom ledt of the subform. Also if you only have a few fuilds in the subform, make the subform a continuous form and you will be able to easily scroll through all the subform records. Steve "forest8" wrote in message ... Hi I am trying to create a button to find the next record for a particular studentID. There is a main form and subform. I want to be able to find all relevent subforms for a particular student. The master link id is STUDENTID and the child link id is STUDENTID_FK. So for student #1, when I click on the subform and click on the button, it would cycle through all this student's records. What is the best way to set up this button? Thank you for your help in advance.
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March 8th, 2010, 12:32 PM
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Create a button to find the next record
There's a built-in button for that. Hint: It probably has the word "Spell" somewhere
on it............. ;-o Mike John... Visio MVP wrote: Please stevie, learn how to spell. When you are trying to establish credibilty as a self appointed expert, you need to make fewer mistakes. John... Visio MVP "Steve" wrote in message ... You already have one that is built in. Just click the navigation button right of the record number at the bottom ledt of the subform. Also if you only have a few fuilds in the subform, make the subform a continuous form and you will be able to easily scroll through all the subform records. Steve "forest8" wrote in message ... Hi I am trying to create a button to find the next record for a particular studentID. There is a main form and subform. I want to be able to find all relevent subforms for a particular student. The master link id is STUDENTID and the child link id is STUDENTID_FK. So for student #1, when I click on the subform and click on the button, it would cycle through all this student's records. What is the best way to set up this button? Thank you for your help in advance.
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March 8th, 2010, 01:17 PM
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Create a button to find the next record
I guess he needs to hire an expert (whose fees are reasonable) to show him
where to go. John... Visio MVP "MikeR" wrote in message ... There's a built-in button for that. Hint: It probably has the word "Spell" somewhere on it............. ;-o Mike John... Visio MVP wrote: Please stevie, learn how to spell. When you are trying to establish credibilty as a self appointed expert, you need to make fewer mistakes. John... Visio MVP "Steve" wrote in message ... You already have one that is built in. Just click the navigation button right of the record number at the bottom ledt of the subform. Also if you only have a few fuilds in the subform, make the subform a continuous form and you will be able to easily scroll through all the subform records. Steve "forest8" wrote in message ... Hi I am trying to create a button to find the next record for a particular studentID. There is a main form and subform. I want to be able to find all relevent subforms for a particular student. The master link id is STUDENTID and the child link id is STUDENTID_FK. So for student #1, when I click on the subform and click on the button, it would cycle through all this student's records. What is the best way to set up this button? Thank you for your help in advance.
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March 13th, 2010, 05:41 PM
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Create a button to find the next record
"MikeR" wrote in message ... There's a built-in button for that. Hint: It probably has the word "Spell" somewhere on it............. ;-o Mike John... Visio MVP wrote: Please stevie, learn how to spell. When you are trying to establish credibilty as a self appointed expert, you need to make fewer mistakes. John... Visio MVP "Steve" wrote in message ... You already have one that is built in. Just click the navigation button right of the record number at the bottom ledt of the subform. Also if you only have a few fuilds in the subform, make the subform a continuous form and you will be able to easily scroll through all the subform records. Steve "forest8" wrote in message ... Hi I am trying to create a button to find the next record for a particular studentID. There is a main form and subform. I want to be able to find all relevent subforms for a particular student. The master link id is STUDENTID and the child link id is STUDENTID_FK. So for student #1, when I click on the subform and click on the button, it would cycle through all this student's records. What is the best way to set up this button? Thank you for your help in advance.
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March 17th, 2010, 01:32 PM
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Create a button to find the next record
tyuiooooo
"forest8" a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion : ... Hi I am trying to create a button to find the next record for a particular studentID. There is a main form and subform. I want to be able to find all relevent subforms for a particular student. The master link id is STUDENTID and the child link id is STUDENTID_FK. So for student #1, when I click on the subform and click on the button, it would cycle through all this student's records. What is the best way to set up this button? Thank you for your help in advance.
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