I was trying to update a footer cell of a list box in a parent form, from a
list box in a sub form. While the subform could reference the list box itself
in the parent, I could not get it to reference any of the parent list box’s
footers.
Hey, maybe a call form will work… Yep.
So the cool part, at least in my simple mind is, that I did not have to write
any new code. I just used the same method I was using to update the footers
while in the parent as the call form method.
So while in the parent form I call...
Timesheets_UpdateFooter
From the subform…
CALL FORM(vTimeSheetFormID;” Timesheets_UpdateFooter”)
As an 4D old timer always said… Cool Beans (wonder what’s become of Michael
Erickson)
Was this an obvious use to everyone else, or am i just slow to the point?
John
John Baughman
Kailua, Hawaii
(808) 262-0328
[email protected]
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