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  1. Create a form that contains a subform (a one-to-many form)

    Learn how to create a form in Access that contains a subform (also known as a one-to-many form, a parent/child form, or a hierarchical form).

  2. Link forms together - Microsoft Support

    To create a form/subform combination and link them together, see Create a form that contains a subform (a one-to-many form). To create a form that is linked to a data source such as a table …

  3. Create a control that references a control on another form

    You have a main form that contains a subform; the subform contains a calculated text box (for example, a total of item prices), the results of which you want to display on the main form.

  4. Introduction to forms - Microsoft Support

    A split form differs from a form/subform combination in that the two views are connected to the same data source and are synchronized with one another at all times. Selecting a field in one …

  5. Insert a datasheet into a form - Microsoft Support

    On the Design tab, in the Controls group, click the Subform/Subreport button. In the form design grid, click where you want the datasheet to be inserted. Reposition and resize the subform …

  6. Create and use subreports - Microsoft Support

    To make design changes to a subform or subreport while you are working on its main report in Design view, you can open the subform or subreport in its own window.

  7. Membuat formulir yang berisi subformulir (formulir satu-ke-banyak)

    Pelajari cara membuat formulir di Access yang berisi subformulir (juga dikenal sebagai formulir satu-ke-banyak, formulir induk/anak atau formulir hierarki).

  8. OpenArgs Property - Microsoft Support

    End Sub Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer) Dim strEmployeeName As String ' If OpenArgs property contains employee name, find ' corresponding employee record and display it on ' …

  9. Video: Create navigation forms - Microsoft Support

    If you often use the same set of forms and reports, create a navigation form that groups them together. You’ll have everything you need at your fingertips. Open the desktop database in …

  10. Requery Macro Action - Microsoft Support

    If a subform control has the focus, this action requeries only the source of the subform (just as pressing SHIFT+F9 does). Note: The Requery macro action requeries the source of the …