Yes/No

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an

Hi!

I have a continous form with checkbox Yes/No named Conf and textbox named Val.
When I click in Conf the check boxes are all Visibles

I have:

Private Sub Conf_Click()
If Me.Conf = True Then
Me.Val.Visible = True
Else
Me.Val.Visible = False
End If
End Sub

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I would like to turn textbox visiible only when respective Conf is True.

Thanks in advance.
an
 
J

John W. Vinson

Hi!

I have a continous form with checkbox Yes/No named Conf and textbox named Val.
When I click in Conf the check boxes are all Visibles

I have:

Private Sub Conf_Click()
If Me.Conf = True Then
Me.Val.Visible = True
Else
Me.Val.Visible = False
End If
End Sub

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I would like to turn textbox visiible only when respective Conf is True.

Thanks in advance.
an
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Data is not stored in forms. It's stored in Tables. An unbound checkbox on a
form will just have one value - even if it's displayed repeatedly.

You may want to use Format... Conditional Formatting to change the proeprties
of the Val field based on the (stored in a table!!!) Conf value.
 
K

KARL DEWEY

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I am pretty sure they are all the same object.

You might use an IIF statement in the query like this --
Val_Display: IIF([Conf] = True, [Val], "")
 
A

an

KD, thanks for reply

Sorry. I don't understand:
Val_Display

an


KARL DEWEY said:
I am pretty sure they are all the same object.

You might use an IIF statement in the query like this --
Val_Display: IIF([Conf] = True, [Val], "")

--
Build a little, test a little.


an said:
Hi!

I have a continous form with checkbox Yes/No named Conf and textbox named Val.
When I click in Conf the check boxes are all Visibles

I have:

Private Sub Conf_Click()
If Me.Conf = True Then
Me.Val.Visible = True
Else
Me.Val.Visible = False
End If
End Sub

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I would like to turn textbox visiible only when respective Conf is True.

Thanks in advance.
an
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D

Duane Hookom

You can't control a single instance of a control in a continuous form like
this. You might be able to use Conditional Formatting which can set the
properties of a single control on a continous form.

--
Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP


an said:
KD, thanks for reply

Sorry. I don't understand:
Val_Display

an


KARL DEWEY said:
When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
Click to expand...
I am pretty sure they are all the same object.

You might use an IIF statement in the query like this --
Val_Display: IIF([Conf] = True, [Val], "")

--
Build a little, test a little.


an said:
Hi!

I have a continous form with checkbox Yes/No named Conf and textbox named Val.
When I click in Conf the check boxes are all Visibles

I have:

Private Sub Conf_Click()
If Me.Conf = True Then
Me.Val.Visible = True
Else
Me.Val.Visible = False
End If
End Sub

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I would like to turn textbox visiible only when respective Conf is True.

Thanks in advance.
an
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K

KARL DEWEY

Val_Display identifies a calculated field to control the display of [Val]
based on [Conf] selection.

--
Build a little, test a little.


an said:
KD, thanks for reply

Sorry. I don't understand:
Val_Display

an


KARL DEWEY said:
When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
Click to expand...
I am pretty sure they are all the same object.

You might use an IIF statement in the query like this --
Val_Display: IIF([Conf] = True, [Val], "")

--
Build a little, test a little.


an said:
Hi!

I have a continous form with checkbox Yes/No named Conf and textbox named Val.
When I click in Conf the check boxes are all Visibles

I have:

Private Sub Conf_Click()
If Me.Conf = True Then
Me.Val.Visible = True
Else
Me.Val.Visible = False
End If
End Sub

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I would like to turn textbox visiible only when respective Conf is True.

Thanks in advance.
an
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A

an

K D, thanks for reply.

Return #NAME? at all.
an

KARL DEWEY said:
Val_Display identifies a calculated field to control the display of [Val]
based on [Conf] selection.

--
Build a little, test a little.


an said:
KD, thanks for reply

Sorry. I don't understand:
Val_Display

an


KARL DEWEY said:
When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I am pretty sure they are all the same object.

You might use an IIF statement in the query like this --
Val_Display: IIF([Conf] = True, [Val], "")

--
Build a little, test a little.


:

Hi!

I have a continous form with checkbox Yes/No named Conf and textbox named Val.
When I click in Conf the check boxes are all Visibles

I have:

Private Sub Conf_Click()
If Me.Conf = True Then
Me.Val.Visible = True
Else
Me.Val.Visible = False
End If
End Sub

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I would like to turn textbox visiible only when respective Conf is True.

Thanks in advance.
an
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A

an

D H, Thank you for your explantion.
I try...

an

Duane Hookom said:
You can't control a single instance of a control in a continuous form like
this. You might be able to use Conditional Formatting which can set the
properties of a single control on a continous form.

--
Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP


an said:
KD, thanks for reply

Sorry. I don't understand:
Val_Display

an


KARL DEWEY said:
When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I am pretty sure they are all the same object.

You might use an IIF statement in the query like this --
Val_Display: IIF([Conf] = True, [Val], "")

--
Build a little, test a little.


:

Hi!

I have a continous form with checkbox Yes/No named Conf and textbox named Val.
When I click in Conf the check boxes are all Visibles

I have:

Private Sub Conf_Click()
If Me.Conf = True Then
Me.Val.Visible = True
Else
Me.Val.Visible = False
End If
End Sub

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I would like to turn textbox visiible only when respective Conf is True.

Thanks in advance.
an
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R

Rudolf Lamour

KARL DEWEY said:
Val_Display identifies a calculated field to control the display of [Val]
based on [Conf] selection.

--
Build a little, test a little.


an said:
KD, thanks for reply

Sorry. I don't understand:
Val_Display

an


KARL DEWEY said:
When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I am pretty sure they are all the same object.

You might use an IIF statement in the query like this --
Val_Display: IIF([Conf] = True, [Val], "")

--
Build a little, test a little.


:

Hi!

I have a continous form with checkbox Yes/No named Conf and textbox
named Val.
When I click in Conf the check boxes are all Visibles

I have:

Private Sub Conf_Click()
If Me.Conf = True Then
Me.Val.Visible = True
Else
Me.Val.Visible = False
End If
End Sub

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I would like to turn textbox visiible only when respective Conf is
True.

Thanks in advance.
an
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S

scott jr

Rudolf Lamour said:
KARL DEWEY said:
Val_Display identifies a calculated field to control the display of [Val]
based on [Conf] selection.

--
Build a little, test a little.


an said:
KD, thanks for reply

Sorry. I don't understand:
Val_Display

an


:

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I am pretty sure they are all the same object.

You might use an IIF statement in the query like this --
Val_Display: IIF([Conf] = True, [Val], "")

--
Build a little, test a little.


:

Hi!

I have a continous form with checkbox Yes/No named Conf and textbox
named Val.
When I click in Conf the check boxes are all Visibles

I have:

Private Sub Conf_Click()
If Me.Conf = True Then
Me.Val.Visible = True
Else
Me.Val.Visible = False
End If
End Sub

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I would like to turn textbox visiible only when respective Conf is
True.

Thanks in advance.
an
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S

scott jr

hi scott jr let you know i like it thank you
scott jr
Rudolf Lamour said:
KARL DEWEY said:
Val_Display identifies a calculated field to control the display of [Val]
based on [Conf] selection.

--
Build a little, test a little.


an said:
KD, thanks for reply

Sorry. I don't understand:
Val_Display

an


:

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I am pretty sure they are all the same object.

You might use an IIF statement in the query like this --
Val_Display: IIF([Conf] = True, [Val], "")

--
Build a little, test a little.


:

Hi!

I have a continous form with checkbox Yes/No named Conf and textbox
named Val.
When I click in Conf the check boxes are all Visibles

I have:

Private Sub Conf_Click()
If Me.Conf = True Then
Me.Val.Visible = True
Else
Me.Val.Visible = False
End If
End Sub

When I click one checkbox all Val textboxes turn to visible.
I would like to turn textbox visiible only when respective Conf is
True.

Thanks in advance.
an
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