D(>Subject: MSAccess-style scrolling subforms, anyone?
D(>I've been developing apps with Access for a while, and am just now
D(>learing about VB 4.0. As a proof-of-concept for my management, I'm
D(>trying to duplicate the look and feel of an existing Access app.
D(>What is the equivalent of an Access subform, and how do you make one
D(>in VB?
If you're using datasheet subforms in Access, you can replace them with a
grid. If you're using form-view subforms, you'll have to use a container
control such as a frame, picture box etc., to get a similar effect. Either
way, you'll have to write code to synchronize the data as there's certainly
no equivalent to the Access child/master fields.
FWIW, I've replaced most of my subform implementations in Access with list
boxes for performance as recommended in the Access documentation. A DBGrid
or listview would be a more attractive alternative in VB4.
Joe
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