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Type of form???
There was a form that I used before but I can't remember how the former
developer developed it. When I placed my cursor over the text box, I believe it was a text box, a drop down list would appear and then I could click on whatever was on that drop down list. Does this sound familiar to anyone??? Thanks! |
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Type of form???
Sounds as though he may have placed a text box on top of a combo box, and in
the GotFocus event of the text box, set focus to the combo box so that it appeared on top of the text box. -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no private e-mails, please) "Antney" wrote in message ... There was a form that I used before but I can't remember how the former developer developed it. When I placed my cursor over the text box, I believe it was a text box, a drop down list would appear and then I could click on whatever was on that drop down list. Does this sound familiar to anyone??? Thanks! |
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Type of form???
Thanks, I'll try that.
"Douglas J. Steele" wrote: Sounds as though he may have placed a text box on top of a combo box, and in the GotFocus event of the text box, set focus to the combo box so that it appeared on top of the text box. -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no private e-mails, please) "Antney" wrote in message ... There was a form that I used before but I can't remember how the former developer developed it. When I placed my cursor over the text box, I believe it was a text box, a drop down list would appear and then I could click on whatever was on that drop down list. Does this sound familiar to anyone??? Thanks! |
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