Do Forms!FormName!SubformName.Form!FieldName Value From a Form

Not work! do you read my statement? I used Forms!Formsname!FieldName and is working only if I executed from the form alone.  But this form reside on another form as subform when I excecuted from there I have an error #Name.   Actually I saw that video first.

Sorry sorry sorry I see your code line adding dot and subform let me try.

Sadly, not work still having #Name in my field please help.

Leo,

Can you post some screenshots so we know EXACTLY what you're doing. Images usually help more than text alone.

How can I attach the screen shots?

In the upper right corner of your original post there us a link to upload images,

Snip & Sketch

Fast video of how to get screenshot and how to attach on this website.

I need to send 5 images so I can explain my self right this one is one of five images

As you can see it is working but when I executed from the subform does not.

So your first image is opening the form directly from the navigation pane? And the 3rd image is when it's a subform?

Yes

Where is SARID? Is it a hidden field?

I'm still thinking my suggestion is what you need to do. Can you share the code you tried to use for that? Also verify that you're using the form PROPERTY name, which may or may not match the ACTUAL name of the form. Your subform could be SARF normally but it's name could be SARSubform (or anything) inside of the form it's a subform on, in which case you need to use SARSubform in the syntax.

These screen shot tell us very little. How are you coding? From what I see you are selecting a Check box (image 3) and opening a single form. Is this correct?

Any body have an idea to fix this problem?

Can you share the code you tried to use for mine? The Forms!FormName!SubformName.Form!FieldName

And what the actual subform name is called on that form? (Not neccessarily the same as the name of the form). If you see the image, the name can be different than the actual source object. You need to use the Name not the source object.

I'm still inclined to believe this is the problem.