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" wrote: > 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" wrote:
> > KD, thanks for reply
> > Sorry. I don't understand: > > Val_Display
> > an
> > "KARL DEWEY" wrote:
> > > >>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.
> > > "an" wrote:
> > > > 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.
> Val_Display identifies a calculated field to control the display of [Val] > based on [Conf] selection.
> -- > Build a little, test a little.
> "an" wrote:
>> KD, thanks for reply
>> Sorry. I don't understand: >> Val_Display
>> an
>> "KARL DEWEY" wrote:
>> > >>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.
>> > "an" wrote:
>> > > 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.
> "KARL DEWEY" <KARLDE...@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > news:8373E06E-53AA-4E36-A267-FD3322618D79@microsoft.com... >> Val_Display identifies a calculated field to control the display of [Val] >> based on [Conf] selection.
>> -- >> Build a little, test a little.
>> "an" wrote:
>>> KD, thanks for reply
>>> Sorry. I don't understand: >>> Val_Display
>>> an
>>> "KARL DEWEY" wrote:
>>> > >>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.
>>> > "an" wrote:
>>> > > 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.
> "KARL DEWEY" <KARLDE...@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > news:8373E06E-53AA-4E36-A267-FD3322618D79@microsoft.com... >> Val_Display identifies a calculated field to control the display of [Val] >> based on [Conf] selection.
>> -- >> Build a little, test a little.
>> "an" wrote:
>>> KD, thanks for reply
>>> Sorry. I don't understand: >>> Val_Display
>>> an
>>> "KARL DEWEY" wrote:
>>> > >>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.
>>> > "an" wrote:
>>> > > 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.
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