On Fri, 13 Jun 2008 08:17:04 -0700 (PDT), DeanL
<deanpmlonghurs t@yahoo.comwrot e:
Requery like Rick suggested may work, but I think there is a more
elegant solution. Recall that Excel recomputes formulas without you
having to click a recalc button. Access can do that too: it knows
which expressions depend on which ones, builds a tree and recomputes
without you asking for it.
In your situation I would put a textbox in the footer of subform1,
with a controlsource of:
=count(MyPrimar yKeyField)
Let's call this control txtCountOfRows
Then in the second subform you pick up that value:
=Me.Parent.MySu bformControl1.F orm.txtCountOfR ows
This control will automatically show the new value if the rowcount in
subform1 changes.
-Tom.
>Hi everyone,
>
>I have a subform in datasheet view that is used to display the
>contents of a single table. I have another subform with a query
>feeding it to give a count of how many particular items are in the
>table and wanted to ask how I go about updating the count when I
>delete a value from the datasheet subform without closing and
>reopening the form?
>
>Many thanks for any help you can offer...
>
>Dean...
>
>I have a subform in datasheet view that is used to display the
>contents of a single table. I have another subform with a query
>feeding it to give a count of how many particular items are in the
>table and wanted to ask how I go about updating the count when I
>delete a value from the datasheet subform without closing and
>reopening the form?
>
>Many thanks for any help you can offer...
>
>Dean...
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