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Piri
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We have a form containing a text box that currently allows three visible
rows (space constraint on the form). The source of this text box is a
table field, the data therein deriving from earlier data input via
another form (as part of an earlier procedure in a service data entry
process).
However if the data from the earlier data entry brings more than the
three line equivalents into the subject text box the only way the
operator is going to know if there is more than the three rows is to
give the text box the focus and therefore initiate the V-scroll bars.
Problem is some staff skip the text box and read only what they see.
Is there a way of determining the number of rows in the text box and
using that value (if over 3) to alert the operator to scroll down the
text box? (or any number of calls-to-action we dream of!)
Thanks,
Piri
We have a form containing a text box that currently allows three visible
rows (space constraint on the form). The source of this text box is a
table field, the data therein deriving from earlier data input via
another form (as part of an earlier procedure in a service data entry
process).
However if the data from the earlier data entry brings more than the
three line equivalents into the subject text box the only way the
operator is going to know if there is more than the three rows is to
give the text box the focus and therefore initiate the V-scroll bars.
Problem is some staff skip the text box and read only what they see.
Is there a way of determining the number of rows in the text box and
using that value (if over 3) to alert the operator to scroll down the
text box? (or any number of calls-to-action we dream of!)
Thanks,
Piri