Re: subform (again)

Hi Fernand,

you sent me complicated suggestions. Why using a query as source for a 
subform is a mistake? Without calculated fields it works fine. And why, 
without any calculated fields in subform, I cannot use some default 
values in columns? Default values are there by design.
If the program has some limits, they should be pointed out. A workaround 
is not the best way to go, in my opinion. At the most it can be a 
temporary solution.

Best,
Franco

Fernand Vanrie ha scritto:
> Franco, Frank
>
> I just checked (out of curiosity how others use OO-base) the 
> db_sample_franco dbase.
>
> I only can reproduce the Calculated field error, who is no error but a 
> mistake from Franco who uses a query as a datasource for a subForm.
> Franco:  change the datasource to the table where the Form-data must 
> been inserted and forgot the calculated field.
> If you want to uses calculated fields then you are better off using a 
> Dialog and a macro  to collect the data and then using a macro to  
> pass the data to the tables.
> With a Dialog and some macro's you can check (Default values) and 
> manipulate all the data without restrictions, as soon all data is 
> checked then pass them to the Table
>
> Hope it helps
>
> Fernand
>
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