i figured out it's easier to tell it the opposite of what I REALLY wanted. somehow it worked. *scratches head* wheeen Microsoft. Maybe it's because I think backwards.
Actually, I am so proud of myself, I figured it out on my own *WHEEEEE*
But what we want is a CHECK BOX (instead of yes/no) and if the CHECKBOX is checked, after pressing the button, the YES's become invisible.
I know there is a way to run a procedure, if a box is checked ALL RECORDS with the checked box will disappear after the "CLEAR" button is pressed. They will stay in the Table, but won't appear on the form.
I've done this before, and I have totally forgotten how.
I want to create a command that, when a certain box is "dirty" (with text), a button can be pressed that says "Clear Copy". Once "Clear Copy" is pressed, those records are not seen. They are NOT deleted from the table, but those records...
I've done this before, and I have totally forgotten how.
I want to create a command that, when a certain box is "dirty" (with text), a button can be pressed that says "Clear Copy". Once "Clear Copy" is pressed, those records are not seen. They are NOT deleted from the table, but those...
in VB, i need to create an If..Then statement
On the form "PAGE7" is a field "Med55"
on the form "PAGE8" is a field called "Med76"
If Med55 is "1" then Med76 needs to be disabled.
Being Med76 is on a different form, how would I writ the statement?
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