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3. Try it: Name the
Subform
Enter the Name:
MovieRentedSubform.
Click Finish to
close the Subform Wizard. What Do
You See? There should be a new
Subform in the Detail section of the Form.
Try This, Too: Review the Properties
Select the Subform: there
should be a yellow border around the Subform when it is selected.
Go to Property
Sheet->All.
The Name is:
MovieRentedSubform.
Link Master Fields:
ReceiptID; CustomerID;
DateRented
Link Child Fields:
ReceiptID; CustomerID;
DateRented
And Try This: Edit the
Subform Properties Edit the Height: 4" Left: 0" (Delete the
Subform Label, too.)
Well, does it work? Does
it?
Form Design Tools->Design->Controls->Subform/Subreport
Exam 77-885: Microsoft Access 2010
3. Building Forms
3.2. Apply Form Design options: Add a
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