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Continuous Form Dependent Combo Box
Once you have mastered the simple case of a dependent combo box on a single-record form it is time to move up to having a dependent combo box on a multi-record or continuous form layout. We haven't come up with a truly seamless solution but we have managed to use a small trick to make the continuous form dependent combo box work.
In this downloadable example we overlay a simple text field on top of the combo
box text area. This overlay technique essentially hides the combo box
records that don't have focus. The text field is a dlookup for the Student
Name based on the Student_ID selected in the combo box dropdown.
You can add additional code to the example to have the combo box automatically drop down when the user enters it. I think the only problem with this method is the blinking of all the combo box fields when a value is changed - maybe this is just on my computer since it is slow. Try out our Continuous Form Dependent Combo Box example. |
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