Recent content by nto

Thanks for checking back! I should have posted sooner. I ended up creating a small subform (let's call it subfrmAdd) with fields for the information I wanted to add (Name, date, etc.) to the multiple-item subform (subfrmList). The record source for both of the subforms is the same. On the parent...

The problem is pretty simple (or so it seems). I have a multi-item subform. On the parent form I have a button that says "Add." When I click the button, I want a new record added to the subform that the user can then edit.

Yeah, unfortunately using a 2010 Access web database is a necessary evil for me at this point since every year users will be changing and I can't install clients on each desktop...

Well, you haven't been talking to yourself entirely... How were you able to get the data macro to add a new record? I'd like to do the same, but found that "The CreateRecord data block can only be used in the After Insert, After Update, and After Update data macro events."...

Greetings to all! I've never taken any programming classes. All I know about access was learned via google, youtube videos, and forums for the past two years or so. Thought maybe I could actually formally become part of one of the forums that has been of a lot of help to me...