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Carrying over info in my forms?
Hi There,
I hope this isn't a dumb question, but I have made myself a nice form and the information that is in the first record, most of it needs to be carried over to the next form, and I would prefer not to retype it, just have it automatically show up in the next record and then I can make my changes in this next record, is there a way I can get it to carry the info over to other records? Also another question, for formatting, is there a way to get rid of just the side and top borders of my text box and just leave the bottom border? Thanks for your help. |
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Carrying over info in my forms?
-----Original Message----- Hi There, I hope this isn't a dumb question, but I have made myself a nice form and the information that is in the first record, most of it needs to be carried over to the next form, and I would prefer not to retype it, just have it automatically show up in the next record and then I can make my changes in this next record, is there a way I can get it to carry the info over to other records? Also another question, for formatting, is there a way to get rid of just the side and top borders of my text box and just leave the bottom border? Thanks for your help. . See Knowledgebase article: ACC2000: Fill Record with Data from Previous Record Automatically. It's at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en- us;210236&Product=acc#appliesto. There are Knowledgebase articles for other versions, too. Don't see any way for the formatting you desire except positioning a line at the bottom of each text box. I don't recommend it. Roxie Aho roxiea at usinternet.com |
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Carrying over info in my forms?
The closest thing to a text box without top and side borders is the
"Chiseled" effect, which can be set in the Special Effect property of the text box. -- Cheryl Fischer, MVP Microsoft Access "Jolene" wrote in message ... Hi There, I hope this isn't a dumb question, but I have made myself a nice form and the information that is in the first record, most of it needs to be carried over to the next form, and I would prefer not to retype it, just have it automatically show up in the next record and then I can make my changes in this next record, is there a way I can get it to carry the info over to other records? Also another question, for formatting, is there a way to get rid of just the side and top borders of my text box and just leave the bottom border? Thanks for your help. |
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Carrying over info in my forms?
"Jolene" wrote in message ... Hi There, I hope this isn't a dumb question, but I have made myself a nice form and the information that is in the first record, most of it needs to be carried over to the next form, and I would prefer not to retype it, just have it automatically show up in the next record and then I can make my changes in this next record, is there a way I can get it to carry the info over to other records? Also another question, for formatting, is there a way to get rid of just the side and top borders of my text box and just leave the bottom border? Thanks for your help. You can carry the current value of a control to the next record by setting the .defaultvalue of the control to the current .value of the control. Perhaps in the control's AfterUpdate event. To get just a bottom border for a textbox set the border style to transparent and use a line control as the bottom border. |
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