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JoAnn Brookover 
   
8 months ago
I am working in the ABCD Database and using the search that Richard set up for it. It works great except when I have a subform that has a subform and it wont search fields on that second subform. I'm looking for someone familiar with the ABCD Search that can fix this for me.
Adam Schwanz 
            
8 months ago
If you want to send me the database along with what you are trying to do, I'll look at it and give you a price. My email is [email protected]
Shaun Olivera 
     
8 months ago
Is the VBA set to search the subForms as well as the main form?
Shaun Olivera 
     
8 months ago
I haven't tested this yet.

DetailsPublic Sub SearchAllForms()

    Dim mainForm As Form
    Dim subForm As Form
    Dim subSubForm As Form
    
    Dim searchTerm As String
    searchTerm = "SearchValue" ' Change this to your search term
    
    ' Adjust "MainFormName" to the name of your main form
    Set mainForm = Forms("MainFormName")
    
    ' Search in Main Form
    ' Assuming "FieldName" is the name of the field you want to search in
    mainForm.Recordset.FindFirst "[FieldName] = '" & searchTerm & "'"
    If mainForm.Recordset.NoMatch Then
        MsgBox "No record found in Main Form"
    Else
        MsgBox "Record found in Main Form"
    End If
    
    ' Adjust "SubFormControlName" to the name of the subform CONTROL on the main form
    Set subForm = mainForm.Controls("SubFormControlName").Form
    
    ' Search in Sub Form
    subForm.Recordset.FindFirst "[FieldName] = '" & searchTerm & "'"
    If subForm.Recordset.NoMatch Then
        MsgBox "No record found in Sub Form"
    Else
        MsgBox "Record found in Sub Form"
    End If
    
    ' Adjust "SubSubFormControlName" to the name of the sub-subform CONTROL on the subform
    Set subSubForm = subForm.Controls("SubSubFormControlName").Form
    
    ' Search in Sub-Sub Form
    subSubForm.Recordset.FindFirst "[FieldName] = '" & searchTerm & "'"
    If subSubForm.Recordset.NoMatch Then
        MsgBox "No record found in Sub-Sub Form"
    Else
        MsgBox "Record found in Sub-Sub Form"
    End If

End Sub

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