Synchronize Subforms in Access Without VBA

In this video, I'm going to show you how to use two subforms to browse related records using an intermediary parent form. This will allow you to see a set of parent records in one subform, you can click on one, and then see the list of related child records in the second subform. For example, we'll see a list of starships and their crew. The same concept works for categories and products, customers and orders, employees and timecards, etc.

Pre-Requisites

• Relationships: https://599cd.com/Relationships
• Relational Combo: https://599cd.com/Relational
• Subforms: https://599cd.com/Subform
• Link Master Fields: https://599cd.com/LinkMasterFields

Recommended Course

• Access Expert 3: https://599cd.com/AC10X3

Links

• Continuous Forms: https://599cd.com/Continuous
• Many-to-Many: https://599cd.com/ManyToMany
• Value From a Form: https://599cd.com/FormName
• Disallow Editing Data: https://599cd.com/AllowDeletions

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