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Steven Verhaegen    
4 months ago
How can i replacede listboxes with subforms (Continuous form)
Sami Shamma               
4 months ago
Subforms

create 42 Subforms with similar recordsource to the Listbox.

I have done this, and incorporated color coding and other features.
Steven Verhaegen OP    
4 months ago
Simple as that? Can you give an example?
Sami Shamma               
4 months ago
I will when I get to my other computer tomorrow evening.
Steven Verhaegen OP    
4 months ago
OK, thx already.
Alex Hedley              
4 months ago
Steven Verhaegen OP    
4 months ago
Continuous forms, list box works, but i want to use subforms
Sami Shamma               
4 months ago
you need Subforms to do conditional formatting.
Kevin Robertson             
4 months ago
I did this last year. The subforms had no Recordsource.
I wrote the following sub to add the Recordsource to each subform dynamically.

Private Sub SetDay()

    Dim mySQL As String, whereStr As String, S As String, X As Long
    
    mySQL = "SELECT * FROM AppointmentQ WHERE "
    
    For X = 1 To 42
        S = "Day" & X
        whereStr = "DateTime>=#" & StartDate + (X - 1) & "# AND DateTime<#" & StartDate + X & "#"
        Me.Controls(S).Form.RecordSource = mySQL & whereStr
    Next
    
End Sub


I called this sub in the Load event of the Calendar Form.
Sami Shamma               
4 months ago
Kevin,

I love this approach. it will make life easier.  I wish I knew how to this before a coded the 42 subforms.
Steven Verhaegen OP    
4 months ago
So you can use the same subform everytime? -> i make a form as a Continuous form and copy it 42 times in the mainform and name them day1, day2 like the listboxes? (excuse me for my English, I'm Dutch (Flemish) speaking)
Kevin Robertson             
4 months ago
This thread shows some of my screenshots for my calendar:
    Appointments Calendar

The last image shows the use of Subforms instead of Listboxes.
Steven Verhaegen OP    
4 months ago
That's how i want it to be.
Steven Verhaegen OP    
4 months ago
I'm doing something wrong with the where part.
Kevin Robertson             
4 months ago
Please share what you have. We can't troubleshoot your problem if we can't see it. Saying that though, check your spacing. Missing just one space is enough to make the code not work.
Steven Verhaegen OP    
3 months ago
My apologies for the late reply. But I was away on vacation. I got it working. So thanks to all for the help

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