• WSramonas

    WSramonas

    @wsramonas

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    • in reply to: Help with BackColor #525174

      Fixed the quote issue and also tried the On Format event without success. Thanks!

    • in reply to: Help with BackColor #525173

      BackColor appears as either white or transparent.

    • in reply to: Help with BackColor #525169

      Tried this as well….still doesn’t work. Any other suggestions?

    • in reply to: Help with BackColor #525167

      Yes, the values in DocStatus are text.

    • in reply to: Hide Field on Subform #516935

      I figured it out!

      If I set the tab stop property of the control to “no” and then use the onOpen event of the form with ‘Me.sfmJobs![cboProject].visible = False’ it works fine!!

    • in reply to: Hide Field on Subform #516922

      This subform is also used/shared as a subform for other forms. Changing any of the control properties would also be reflected in all instances the subform it is used in. I need to be able to hide the control of a subform when the parent form is opened.

    • in reply to: Hide Field on Subform #516912

      The field I am trying to hide is located on a tab control in a subform. This subform is also used on another form so I can’t set the control visible property to no.

      I have tried using “Me.sfmJobs![cboProject].Visible = False” in the onOpen event of the form, however, this doesn’t work. I receive a runtime error 2165 stating you can not hide a control that has the focus.

    • in reply to: Option Button Problem #516002

      This works great thank you very much !

      Just wanted you to know that this was on old database I inherited and would never use those naming conventions. It needs MAJOR revamping and renaming fields is only one aspect.

      Thanks again, you’ve been a great help!

    • in reply to: Option Button Problem #515938

      Thanks for your response but this doesn’t work either. One would think this should be simple! No to bagels, LOX is for Liquid Oxygen.

      Regards!

    • in reply to: Option Button Problem #515897

      I am using an option button and would like to be able to toggle the value of the button based on the contents of another field. It works great when I input information into the other field, however, when I delete the contents of the field the option value does not change accordingly. I am using the following for the On Change click event:

      If IsNull(Me.[STORAGE – LOX]) Or IsEmpty(Me.[STORAGE – LOX]) Then
      Me.LOXOption = 0
      ElseIf Me.[STORAGE – LOX] >= 0 Then
      Me.LOXOption = 1
      End If

      Thanks for any assistance. (I am using Access97)

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