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Please help with Conditional Formatting
I can't seem to set conditional formatting with a check box on a form. I
want to be able to highlight row in form if checkbox is checked. Can this be done without using code? Newbie to VB. Any help will be greatly appreciated. |
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Please help with Conditional Formatting
TotallyConfused wrote:
I can't seem to set conditional formatting with a check box on a form. I want to be able to highlight row in form if checkbox is checked. Can this be done without using code? You don't want to conditionally format the check box (which is pretty useless anyway), you want to format something else depending on the value in the check box. You can not conditionally format the form's (Report?) detail section, but you can add a large text box that's sized and positioned to filee the detail section. Set its Conditional Formatting - Expression Is option to [thecheckbox] = True and then use Format - Send to Back to move the text box bhind all the other controls. Youwill probably also want to set some of the other controls BackStyle property to Transparent. -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] |
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Please help with Conditional Formatting
Thank you very much for your help. It works great!
"Marshall Barton" wrote: TotallyConfused wrote: I can't seem to set conditional formatting with a check box on a form. I want to be able to highlight row in form if checkbox is checked. Can this be done without using code? You don't want to conditionally format the check box (which is pretty useless anyway), you want to format something else depending on the value in the check box. You can not conditionally format the form's (Report?) detail section, but you can add a large text box that's sized and positioned to filee the detail section. Set its Conditional Formatting - Expression Is option to [thecheckbox] = True and then use Format - Send to Back to move the text box bhind all the other controls. Youwill probably also want to set some of the other controls BackStyle property to Transparent. -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] |
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