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From: sonofroy on 17 Nov 2009 10:23
I have a form with tabbed subforms on it.

subform1 - datefield1
subform2 - datefield1

When I fill out subform1 I then tab to subform2 and I would like the data in
datefield 1 to carry over to the datefield1 in subform2. Is this possible?


From: Jeff Boyce on 17 Nov 2009 12:03
It is a bit unusual in a well-normalized relational database to have to
store the same fact more than one time.

If you'll describe a bit more specifically what having the same fact (date
info?) in two places will allow you to do, folks here may be able to offer
more specific suggestions.

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"sonofroy" <sonofroy(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have a form with tabbed subforms on it.
>
> subform1 - datefield1
> subform2 - datefield1
>
> When I fill out subform1 I then tab to subform2 and I would like the data
> in
> datefield 1 to carry over to the datefield1 in subform2. Is this possible?
>
>


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