Page up and Page down

G

Guest

Is there any way the you can use Code to cause a form to do page up and page
down. I have a Long form that some of the information that is at the bottom
of the form is out of view and only use by certain people.

How can I have a botton on click go page down to the bottom and another
button that will return the form to the top of the form.

I know that you can use the keys to accomplish this but for appearance value
I would rather use a button on the form to accomplish this.

any ideas?
 
S

Steve Schapel

Sandrao,

You can put a Page Break control on your form.

Then, code on the Click event of your button like this:

DoCmd.GoToPage 2
 
S

Steve Schapel

Sandrao,

By the way, hope you don't think this too rude, but I have noticed on
other occasions, as with this one, that you have posted the same
question at the same time to UtterAccess and to Microsoft public
newsgroups. Please be aware that there are quite a few people who read
both. It is probably not necessary to post in both places, and, let's
face it, the volunteers who try to help in these forums are only human,
and some would feel we don't want to expend our efforts answering a
question where someone else is already doing a great job over the fence.
Hope you understand. Maybe just try one place, and then go elsewhere
if you don't get what you need after a while. Thanks.
 
G

Guest

Thanks Point Taken....

Steve Schapel said:
Sandrao,

By the way, hope you don't think this too rude, but I have noticed on
other occasions, as with this one, that you have posted the same
question at the same time to UtterAccess and to Microsoft public
newsgroups. Please be aware that there are quite a few people who read
both. It is probably not necessary to post in both places, and, let's
face it, the volunteers who try to help in these forums are only human,
and some would feel we don't want to expend our efforts answering a
question where someone else is already doing a great job over the fence.
Hope you understand. Maybe just try one place, and then go elsewhere
if you don't get what you need after a while. Thanks.
 

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