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the title to this question says it all, I am looking for a way to achieve this. Is it possible?
Also, if this wouldn’t be achievable, are there maybe any other ways in which I can pass the user selected ID from a table / query to a form (i.e. opening the form is not a problem, using the hyperlink field, passing the value of what was clicked is the tricky part).
Thank you.
It is generally considered poor practice to give users direct access to tables or the results of queries. You should generally build a form that either
The user can then select which item they desire from the form, and the form can send that selection to the other form.