Conditional formatting on a label?

L

Laurel

I want a label or an unbound text field, if that's the way to go, to not
show up under certain conditions. Can I use the "conditional formatting"
menu item to do this?

1 - There doesn't seem to be a visible/invisible choice, just
enabled/disabled
2 - Conditional formatting seems to be disabled for label controls. But if
I use an unbound text box, I can't put the text in it, as it causes a
dialogue box to show up at run time.
 
L

Laurel

I put the text for the unbound text field in the control source enclosed in
both single and double quotes, but I still get the input dialogue box when I
run the report. Ideas?
 
L

Laurel

I neglected to pu the = sign in front of it.

ErezM via AccessMonster.com said:
something else is wrong then, (i just re-checked to be sure) on bothe form
and report, and unbounc textbox with it's controlsource set to ="label"
(the
equation and then double quoted string) and it doesnt ask you for anything
else,
which means you have a problem with: 1. another control on the form 2. the
record source for the form 3. one of your conditional-formatting
conditions

I put the text for the unbound text field in the control source enclosed
in
both single and double quotes, but I still get the input dialogue box when
I
run the report. Ideas?
you can use an unbound textbox (set it's value to ="The Value" - i mean
use
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I use an unbound text box, I can't put the text in it, as it causes a
dialogue box to show up at run time.
 

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