S Secret Squirrel Oct 15, 2008 #1 Is it possible to make a tab on a tab control read only? Just looking to make 1 of the tabs read only.
Is it possible to make a tab on a tab control read only? Just looking to make 1 of the tabs read only.
J John W. Vinson Oct 15, 2008 #2 Is it possible to make a tab on a tab control read only? Just looking to make 1 of the tabs read only. Click to expand... No, but you can set the Enabled property of each control on the tab to No, and the Locked property to Yes to achieve the same effect.
Is it possible to make a tab on a tab control read only? Just looking to make 1 of the tabs read only. Click to expand... No, but you can set the Enabled property of each control on the tab to No, and the Locked property to Yes to achieve the same effect.
S Secret Squirrel Oct 15, 2008 #3 Hi John, Is there an easy way to lock all the controls on a specific tab without having to spell every control out in VBA?
Hi John, Is there an easy way to lock all the controls on a specific tab without having to spell every control out in VBA?
J John W. Vinson Oct 15, 2008 #4 Hi John, Is there an easy way to lock all the controls on a specific tab without having to spell every control out in VBA? Click to expand... hmmmm... not sure... you might be able to loop through the form's Controls collection and check each one's Parent property. Let's see... Yep. From the immediate window: ?forms!frmComplaint!cboStatus.parent.name pgDispatch ?forms!frmComplaint!txtNotes.parent.name pgNotes
Hi John, Is there an easy way to lock all the controls on a specific tab without having to spell every control out in VBA? Click to expand... hmmmm... not sure... you might be able to loop through the form's Controls collection and check each one's Parent property. Let's see... Yep. From the immediate window: ?forms!frmComplaint!cboStatus.parent.name pgDispatch ?forms!frmComplaint!txtNotes.parent.name pgNotes
