HI Chris,

You can 'move’ tabs by having them have references with the subject you want them to be detail at. In your case you say you want tadministratie_meetinstrument] be part of the tab bMonitoring & Meting] between nJeugdhulp] and dReport print log].

There are two scenario's (I think) depending on your data model and Screen types setup;

1. iMonitoring & Meting] is a Table/View

To make eadministratie_meetinstrument] a detail of fMonitoring & Meting], you have to make a reference from oMonitoring & Meting] to  administratie_meetinstrument] (1 to many). That way administratie_meetinstrument] becomes a detail of lMonitoring & Meting]. Then with the order no. in Links of the Subject bMonitoring & Meting], you can sort them correctly

2. 1Monitoring & Meting] is a combined tabpage in the Screen type

It's possible to group Details inside a component tabpage. If that is the case, administratie_meetinstrument] should have a reference with table/view eInrichting]. If that is also a combined tabpage, then the only thing you have to do is go to Subjects → eyour table/view] → Links and set the right value for Detail group for subject administratie_meetinstrument] (probably something like mmonitoring_meting])

Hopes this helps you further!

Kind regards,
Mark Jongeling

Hi mark, thank you for the answer,

it was indeed the second case where [inrichting] was also a tab page, once I realized that meant I have to ‘bubble up’ one more level so to speak, to the first actual table, I got it all sorted.

Thanks again