Show or Hide Items on Report

[mattc66 via AccessMonster.com]

Hi All,

I have a report that has a check box object.

If the check box is true I want it to show an object and hide another object.

On the Report event under page is where I was going to put the IF statment.

IF Control = True Then

Object.Visable = True
Object2.Visable = False

This doesn't appear to be the correct Syntax.

Please help.
Thanks
Matt

 

[fredg]

Hi All,

I have a report that has a check box object.

If the check box is true I want it to show an object and hide another object.

On the Report event under page is where I was going to put the IF statment.

IF Control = True Then

Object.Visable = True
Object2.Visable = False

This doesn't appear to be the correct Syntax.

Please help.
Thanks
Matt

Are these controls in the Report Detail section?
Code the Detail Format event:
Object.Visable = [CheckBoxName]
Object2.Visable =Not [CheckBoxName]

 

[John Spencer]

You need to run the code in the section (detail?) that contains the objects.

If SomeControl = True then
SomeObject.Visible = True
SomeOtherObject.Visible = False
else
'Switch the other way base on the control
SomeObject.Visible = False
SomeOtherObject.Visible = True
End If

You could use just the following, since your control is a boolean and will
always be true or false.

SomeObject.Visible = SomeControl
SomeOtherObject.Visible = Not(SomeControl)

 

[mattc66 via AccessMonster.com]

When I run the report I get a message that says object doesnt support this
property.

You need to run the code in the section (detail?) that contains the objects.

If SomeControl = True then
SomeObject.Visible = True
SomeOtherObject.Visible = False
else
'Switch the other way base on the control
SomeObject.Visible = False
SomeOtherObject.Visible = True
End If

You could use just the following, since your control is a boolean and will
always be true or false.

SomeObject.Visible = SomeControl
SomeOtherObject.Visible = Not(SomeControl)

Hi All,

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Thanks
Matt

 

[John Spencer]

So what is the "Object" you are trying to show/hide? Is it a control on the
report?

Have you tried adding an error handler to your code? Would you consider
posting your code?

When I run the report I get a message that says object doesnt support this
property.

You need to run the code in the section (detail?) that contains the
objects.

If SomeControl = True then
SomeObject.Visible = True
SomeOtherObject.Visible = False
else
'Switch the other way base on the control
SomeObject.Visible = False
SomeOtherObject.Visible = True
End If

You could use just the following, since your control is a boolean and will
always be true or false.

SomeObject.Visible = SomeControl
SomeOtherObject.Visible = Not(SomeControl)

Hi All,

[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]

Thanks
Matt

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