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Old December 7th, 2005, 02:28 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
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How do I use conditional formatting to change the fill color whenever the
field on a form has any data in it. What I mean is the fill color is grey
when there is no data in the field, I already used conditional formatting to
change the fill color to a darker shade of grey when the field has focus,
what I also want to do is change the fill color to yellow after data has been
entered. The three choices are field value is, field has focus, and
Expression is. The field values are mostly different so I cannot use Field
value is and specify a certain criteria every time.


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Old December 7th, 2005, 02:59 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
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Default Conditional formatting

Would a "Field value is" set to Not Null mean something was in the field?

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Jeff Boyce
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"terryh70" wrote in message
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How do I use conditional formatting to change the fill color whenever the
field on a form has any data in it. What I mean is the fill color is grey
when there is no data in the field, I already used conditional formatting

to
change the fill color to a darker shade of grey when the field has focus,
what I also want to do is change the fill color to yellow after data has

been
entered. The three choices are field value is, field has focus, and
Expression is. The field values are mostly different so I cannot use Field
value is and specify a certain criteria every time.



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Old December 7th, 2005, 03:32 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
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Default Conditional formatting

That did not work, thanks for the help. I did find that i can use geater than
or equal to 1 for fields that contain numbers and greater than or equal to
"A" for thos fields with letters worked.

"Jeff Boyce" wrote:

Would a "Field value is" set to Not Null mean something was in the field?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Office/Access MVP

"terryh70" wrote in message
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How do I use conditional formatting to change the fill color whenever the
field on a form has any data in it. What I mean is the fill color is grey
when there is no data in the field, I already used conditional formatting

to
change the fill color to a darker shade of grey when the field has focus,
what I also want to do is change the fill color to yellow after data has

been
entered. The three choices are field value is, field has focus, and
Expression is. The field values are mostly different so I cannot use Field
value is and specify a certain criteria every time.




 




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