Can you do reverse relationships in a form and subform, as you have done in this seminar? I was just wondering if it worked the same way, or if there would be some different SQL or VBA required for it to run correctly when that specific form is open?
Love the seminars by the way!
Reply from Richard Rost:
I don't see why not. It may be tricky though. A reverse relationship is really just a fancy one-to-one relationship, so you wouldn't need a subform.
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