Hello guys, I have a problem with split form view
In the datasheet view, I can see all the records and when I select a record from there, the details are displayed in the form. My problem is, when I select a field from the form, the datasheet view also navigates to that field in datasheet view. In datasheet view I don't want to navigate to anywhere and freeze it only showing the customer ID & name, even if I select any other field from the form.
And is it possible to display some fields in the datasheet view & all the fields in the form. I hope you guys understand what my problem is.
Below attached is a snapshot of my customer form with split form view
Split Form View
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- NewLounger
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Split Form View
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- gamma jay
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Re: Split Form View
This is just a shot in the dark as I am not really very familiar with Access.
Have you tried hiding the additional fields in your datasheet view? Hide all except the ID and Name fields. Hopefully when you click in a field like Business Name, it will not be able to navigate to Business name in the datasheet as it is hidden?
Have you tried hiding the additional fields in your datasheet view? Hide all except the ID and Name fields. Hopefully when you click in a field like Business Name, it will not be able to navigate to Business name in the datasheet as it is hidden?
Regards,
Rudi
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- NewLounger
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Re: Split Form View
Thanks a lot Rudi. It Worked. :)
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- gamma jay
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Re: Split Form View
Excellent...
Good to know.
Good to know.
Regards,
Rudi
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Rudi
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