>Can you have a thrid CA for Select statement's only with either conditional WHERE or ability to get range?
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>In other words, your third CA would be used for printing only and it would grab the info from both tables based on a range.
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>Thanks for your super fast reply! =)
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>Yes, that will work. Any other way though? =)
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>I am not a big fan of having to go through the CA builder to make another CA - as it is, if one has X tables then one must have X CAs too right? So, then which means that for each parent-child CA pair, I have to build that many CAs more?
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>Dennis

If, as in your case, you only need CA for select statement, you don't need to make per each table. I don't have code in front of me, but for one of my older project I made CA for the Search form and updated SelectedCMD property on the fly.

See if you can make something out of this idea and if not, I may have to dig for the code (it's on a different PC, so this process is a bit complicated).