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Basically there is a main tab control called TabCtl0 where we can switch from menu to other menus. For example when page1 in TabCtl0 is clicked it goes to the Dashboard and page2 goes to Reports and so on. The sidebar corresponds to the pages in TabCtl0.

There are 2 "SUB" tab control and the first one is TabCtl1 and the other TabCtl2. They are located in page 3 for TabCtl1 and page 4 TabCtl2 of the main tab control; TabCtl0. Now data is displayed in TabCtl1 from tablePersonnel and TabCtl2 is also displaying the same data from tablePersonnel.

I saw that the main form where the main tab control is situated is bind to tablePersonnel. When I remove this binding I got something like this - > #Name? profile_personnel

I just want TabCtl1 bind to table tablePersonnel and TabCtl2 bind to table tableEmp

Please I need help !

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    Tab pages don't "bind" to anything. You can put subforms on each tab page. This is a design, not programming issue - there is no code to analyze - and therefore not appropriate for SO. Commented Feb 5, 2024 at 15:45
  • Thank you I will change my design. I appreciate your answer. Apologies for not providing the code. Commented Feb 5, 2024 at 20:17
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