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Data Environment - Sql?
The SELECT CASE syntax in VB is :- Select Case variable Case instance statement Case instance statement .... etc End Select eg. Select case rs!UPR40900.DEDUCTON Case "20LEGP" x = "9%" Case "20UNCL" x =...- STurneruk
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Moving a frame within another frame?(VB6)
Yes , I could , but I would like to be able to see the content of the listview covered by the frame. Hence the need to be able to move the frame around.- STurneruk
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Moving a frame within another frame?(VB6)
Thanks for the replies. The action required is at runtime. The scenario is this : - The form displays a listview of rows , each with a checkbox. When the checkbox is selected the form displays a frame , with text boxes to amend certain columns in the selected row. As the frame 'sits' on top of...- STurneruk
- Post #4
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Moving a frame within another frame?(VB6)
I have had only limited success in achieving this and would appreciate some pointers on how to move a frame around(up and down , and left and right) using the mouse.- STurneruk
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
