Hi again all...I'm going to post another question even though I never got even 
one response on my previous one! #21591

I think perhaps that one was just too difficult to answer and this one I  KNOW 
is possible and probably a breeze for some of you more experienced users.  Both 
of these questions by the way are because I've been asked to create a database 
for work by which we can query employee skills and skill levels.  It's got to 
be usable by non Access users so I'm doing it via a main control panel form.

OK so...the database contains a number of tables which include Employees, 
Matrix, Skills and Skill Level Code.  Some of these are just reference or 
lookup tables.  I've created a form for which all the data needed resides in an 
underlying query called qryAll.  It includes the EmpCode which is a primary key 
related to a specific employee.  It also contains information such as skill, 
name, skill level, office location.

I've created a form similar to the "Customers" form in the Northwind sample 
database where  the user clicks on the record selector at the bottom and this 
brings up (in my case) a particular skill the employee possesses.  All the data 
is from qryAll. The first subform shows the list of people that possess that 
skill.   I would like to click on a specific person in that list and have the 
second subform show all the additional skills that person possesses (I don't 
mind if the originally selected skill is included).  

I've looked carefully at the Northwind example and got the first subform 
working fine.  But I'm having a problem getting the second subform to pull up 
just the skills possessed by the selected person.
Inotherwords, problems with linking subform 1 and subform2. Subform2 is pulling 
up all the skills listed in the underlying query.  There also seems to be some 
problems with the coding I used as I am getting a message "Microsoft Access 
cannot find the field "SkillsSubform" referred to in your expression.  I find 
this confusing because SkillsSubform is a form not a field and I used the same 
coding as the Northwind database just changing the name of the subform to match 
my situation.

Any ideas what I might be missing?

Thanks in advance.  BJ

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