If you are using Access 2000 or newer, it would be better to use the
Conditional Formatting property of the control on the form or report. Open
the form or report in Design View, right click the control, and choose
Conditional Formatting.
If you are using Access 2000 or newer, it would be better to use the
Conditional Formatting property of the control on the form or report. Open
the form or report in Design View, right click the control, and choose
Conditional Formatting.
The Problem with Conditional formatting that I have is whenever the
field is set to Enabled=No and Locked=Yes and TabStop is No the courser
still goes in the field, I don't want that to happen. Anyway around this?
Thanks
DS
I just tried it and do NOT get that response. The cursor skips the field for
me. Could there be some code that is changing the 3 properties you mention?
The bug fix is to programmatically modify the FormatConditions object
directly bypassing the CF GUI. Sample code is on my site.
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HTH
Stephen Lebans http://www.lebans.com
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