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If then Statement for Picture
Hi guys,
I was wondering if you want to insert a bound picture but when there isnt a picture and the value isnull, you want the text to read "No Picture" what is the statement you can use: I currently was thinking: Private Sub Photo_Updated(Code As Integer) If IsNull(Me(PHOTO)) = "" Then MsgBox "No Photo" Else Photo_Updated End If End Sub Thank you!! |
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If then Statement for Picture
On Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:37:01 -0700, brett wrote:
Hi guys, I was wondering if you want to insert a bound picture but when there isnt a picture and the value isnull, you want the text to read "No Picture" what is the statement you can use: I currently was thinking: Private Sub Photo_Updated(Code As Integer) If IsNull(Me(PHOTO)) = "" Then MsgBox "No Photo" Else Photo_Updated End If End Sub Thank you!! What is Photo? The name of a field in your table that holds the name of the picture, io.e. "Flowers.jpg"? Use an Image control to show the pictures. You'll probably have to enter a picture name. Save the control. Then, delete the Picture name. Access will question it. Click Yes. Add a label over the center of the Image control. Set it's Caption property to: "No Picture Available" Set it's visible property to No. Use the Form's Current event: If IsNull(Me.[Photo]) then Me.ImageControlName.Visible = false Me.labelName.Visible = True Else Me.ImageControlName.Picture = "C:\PathToPicture\" & [Photo] Me.ImageControlName.Visible = True Me.labelName.Visible = False End If -- Fred Please respond only to this newsgroup. I do not reply to personal e-mail |
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If then Statement for Picture
Thank you, Fred
"fredg" wrote: On Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:37:01 -0700, brett wrote: Hi guys, I was wondering if you want to insert a bound picture but when there isnt a picture and the value isnull, you want the text to read "No Picture" what is the statement you can use: I currently was thinking: Private Sub Photo_Updated(Code As Integer) If IsNull(Me(PHOTO)) = "" Then MsgBox "No Photo" Else Photo_Updated End If End Sub Thank you!! What is Photo? The name of a field in your table that holds the name of the picture, io.e. "Flowers.jpg"? Use an Image control to show the pictures. You'll probably have to enter a picture name. Save the control. Then, delete the Picture name. Access will question it. Click Yes. Add a label over the center of the Image control. Set it's Caption property to: "No Picture Available" Set it's visible property to No. Use the Form's Current event: If IsNull(Me.[Photo]) then Me.ImageControlName.Visible = false Me.labelName.Visible = True Else Me.ImageControlName.Picture = "C:\PathToPicture\" & [Photo] Me.ImageControlName.Visible = True Me.labelName.Visible = False End If -- Fred Please respond only to this newsgroup. I do not reply to personal e-mail |
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If then Statement for Picture
One more thing, Fred. I understand the code, but where do i go to set the
image control? Thank you "fredg" wrote: On Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:37:01 -0700, brett wrote: Hi guys, I was wondering if you want to insert a bound picture but when there isnt a picture and the value isnull, you want the text to read "No Picture" what is the statement you can use: I currently was thinking: Private Sub Photo_Updated(Code As Integer) If IsNull(Me(PHOTO)) = "" Then MsgBox "No Photo" Else Photo_Updated End If End Sub Thank you!! What is Photo? The name of a field in your table that holds the name of the picture, io.e. "Flowers.jpg"? Use an Image control to show the pictures. You'll probably have to enter a picture name. Save the control. Then, delete the Picture name. Access will question it. Click Yes. Add a label over the center of the Image control. Set it's Caption property to: "No Picture Available" Set it's visible property to No. Use the Form's Current event: If IsNull(Me.[Photo]) then Me.ImageControlName.Visible = false Me.labelName.Visible = True Else Me.ImageControlName.Picture = "C:\PathToPicture\" & [Photo] Me.ImageControlName.Visible = True Me.labelName.Visible = False End If -- Fred Please respond only to this newsgroup. I do not reply to personal e-mail |
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If then Statement for Picture
On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 08:46:01 -0700, brett wrote:
One more thing, Fred. I understand the code, but where do i go to set the image control? Thank you "fredg" wrote: On Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:37:01 -0700, brett wrote: Hi guys, I was wondering if you want to insert a bound picture but when there isnt a picture and the value isnull, you want the text to read "No Picture" what is the statement you can use: I currently was thinking: Private Sub Photo_Updated(Code As Integer) If IsNull(Me(PHOTO)) = "" Then MsgBox "No Photo" Else Photo_Updated End If End Sub Thank you!! What is Photo? The name of a field in your table that holds the name of the picture, io.e. "Flowers.jpg"? Use an Image control to show the pictures. You'll probably have to enter a picture name. Save the control. Then, delete the Picture name. Access will question it. Click Yes. Add a label over the center of the Image control. Set it's Caption property to: "No Picture Available" Set it's visible property to No. Use the Form's Current event: If IsNull(Me.[Photo]) then Me.ImageControlName.Visible = false Me.labelName.Visible = True Else Me.ImageControlName.Picture = "C:\PathToPicture\" & [Photo] Me.ImageControlName.Visible = True Me.labelName.Visible = False End If -- Fred Please respond only to this newsgroup. I do not reply to personal e-mail Regarding: where do i go to set the image control? Do you mean to add an Image control to your form? In form design view, click on the ToolBox toolbutton. Find the Image control. Click on it. Move your cursor onto your form. Click. Navigate to, and select any picture when the wizard opens. Click OK. Then delete the picture property as I mentioned in the previous post. -- Fred Please respond only to this newsgroup. I do not reply to personal e-mail |
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