That is true but if a split view form is created in 2007 will it work in 2003 or some earlier version? How about a form example with a list or combo box synchronized with a subform for those of us who do not want to be limited to 2007. I am trying to do this in 2003 for a simple address lookup program and having an error, "The data has changed. Another user edited this record and saved the changes before you attempted to save your changes. Re-edit this record." when I edit my subform and try to jump directly to my list box.
Dennis On Dec 20, 2007 1:05 PM, chrisdodd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > One detail that you've probably added to a number of forms is a split > view. A split view usually involves dividing your form horizontally > with a datasheet view on one half and a columnar view on the other. In > previous versions of Access, creating a split view usually left > developers with a splitting headache, trying to synchronize the main > form with a sub form. Luckily, Access 2007 makes this task much, much > easier. All you have to do is set the DefaultView property to > SplitForm. You even have a choice of how you want to position the two > form types. In Design View, you can use the SplitFormOrientation > property to move the datasheet view to the left, bottom, or right of > the form. > > > -- Dennis Mahoney Wheaton, IL (630) 890-5779 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
