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navigating between mutliple pages of form
to all,
I am new to Access I am aware that you can change pages by simply clicking on the tab, however, I have been asked to create buttons on the form to navigate throuht the pages. I have a form with 3 pages that I created with the tab control. The form is named frmActivityReport the pages are named pgCBP, pgPI, pgADM How do I create a command button that will enable the user to navigate between thes pages? karl |
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navigating between mutliple pages of form
On Mon, 31 May 2004 06:40:10 -0700, "karl"
wrote: to all, I am new to Access I am aware that you can change pages by simply clicking on the tab, however, I have been asked to create buttons on the form to navigate throuht the pages. I have a form with 3 pages that I created with the tab control. The form is named frmActivityReport the pages are named pgCBP, pgPI, pgADM How do I create a command button that will enable the user to navigate between thes pages? karl One of the options on a Tab Control is to display the tabs as buttons. No code needed! John W. Vinson[MVP] Come for live chats every Tuesday and Thursday http://go.compuserve.com/msdevapps?loc=us&access=public |
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navigating between mutliple pages of form
I've used short-cut keys to help navigation. Change the Name property of
each page, for example: "pgCBP" to "&1 pgCBP" "pgPI" to "&2 pgPI" This will display the tab names as "1 pgCBP" and "2 pgPI", the "&" will not be visible but it will cause the next character after it to be underlined. This will allow you to change pages by holding down ALT while pressing the corresponding underlined character key. ie: ALT+1 = 1 pgCBP - focus on the pgCBP page ALT+2 = 2 pgPI - focus on the pgPI page No mouse required. (I love keyboard short-cuts) I hope this gives you another option. "karl" wrote in message ... to all, I am new to Access I am aware that you can change pages by simply clicking on the tab, however, I have been asked to create buttons on the form to navigate throuht the pages. I have a form with 3 pages that I created with the tab control. The form is named frmActivityReport the pages are named pgCBP, pgPI, pgADM How do I create a command button that will enable the user to navigate between thes pages? karl |
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