I have a main form w/ two subforms in Access. Based on their parent/child fields, the subforms call up existing matching records. My problem is: when there is no matching record in my subform it automatically creates a new record and populates it with whatever is entered in the parent field on the main form. I would like the user to be able to add and edit records on the main form regarless if there is a match on the subform or not. When there is a matching child record in the subform, I would like the user to be able to edit those fields.
I don't think I can use referential integrity to control this because my main form has many (duplicate) records and this is the 'parent' field in the link (i.e. a one-to-many relationship).
Any tips?
- mgoodman
I don't think I can use referential integrity to control this because my main form has many (duplicate) records and this is the 'parent' field in the link (i.e. a one-to-many relationship).
Any tips?
- mgoodman
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