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changing fore color of each column in the List Box
I found a way to coloring the font for each column in the list box finally
but not programatically in Access 2003. Just add color value in the source table's fields that your want to in the list box. (remember in the source table but not in the query or string.) For E.g: for text fields: Format: @[magenta];"nil" @ just show exact value of the filed with color Magenta. How interesting ! You may already know, but I just know Today and sharing happines! Quote from Ms Access Help [color] Display the formatted data in the color specified between the brackets. Available colors: Black, Blue, Green, Cyan, Red, Magenta, Yellow, White. UnQuote -- Brgds, k0_Zaw |
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