Referencing a control on an Access form is easy. Referencing a subform and its controls is a little more complex. To Access, a subform isn't a form at all, but a control, so you must reference it as ...

If users need to access data that is not on their forms, you could add a subform; or, you can add a command button that, when clicked, will pop open the form that contains the necessary data. Find out ...

Now that I'm shifting that balance, I'm finding ways ot do things in VB that are pretty much taken for granted in Access.<P>Like subforms. I have a code routine for opening and positioning a form on a ...