How come if I click the Portate button on the startup form in the attached mdb, it doesn't open the MPortate form in datasheet view while it does if I just open it directly?
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2004-11-11 13:09Opening a form in datasheet view (2000)
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2004-11-11 13:16Re: Opening a form in datasheet view (2000)
OpenForm opens a form in Form view by default, regardless of the Default View property. To open a form in datasheet view, you must supply the View argument of OpenForm:
DoCmd.OpenForm stDocName, acFormDS, , stLinkCriteria
The acFormDS (DS = DataSheet) will ensure that the form is opened in datasheet view.
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2004-11-11 13:34Re: Opening a form in datasheet view (2000)
Thank you Hans
