Form Tab Control

[Guest]

Hi,

My current form has 7 tabs and I have to click the right arrow to get to the
next tabs. Is there a way that I can have ALL tabs in one page rather than
click the right arrow to view the next tab pages?

Thank you!

 

[doodle]

Marie:

On the tab control properties, you can set the multi row property to
True.


-doodle

 

[Guest]

Hi,

Thank you for your response. I'm sorry but where do I find that multi row
property in the tab control properties? I don't see it in the properties
box. Maybe I'm looking at the wrong box. I'm using the Access 2003 version.

Thanks!

 

[doodle]

I'm sure someone running 2003 can direct you better. In my version, it
is listed on the Tab Control properties under Format or All with a Yes
or No option.

-doodle

 

[Brendan Reynolds]

It's in the same place in Access 2003. To view the properties of the tab
control, though, you need to select the tab control itself, not any of the
individual pages, and that might be difficult if the pages fill the width of
the tab control, leaving no grey space to click on to the right of the
pages. You'd need to use the Object drop-down list on the Formatting toolbar
to select the tab control. It's the left-most control on the Formatting
(Form/Report) toolbar, beside the Font list, if the toolbar hasn't been
customized.