Is there a list online anywhere or that anyone has that defines and describes each property setting in Access forms? It would be nice. There are so many that I don't know what they do that may be useful. Just thought I would see if anyone knew of anything out there that would be an easy reference. Thanks so much.
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Form Properties Definitions?
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Databaseguy
MIS
Umm, what about closed forms guys ?
The good news is anyone can create an Access database.
The BAD news is anyone can create an Access database.
The good news is anyone can create an Access database.
The BAD news is anyone can create an Access database.
TheAceMan1
Programmer
How are ya ProgEval . . .
As another example, in any code module type the name of an access function or sub, put the cursor on the name & hit [blue]F1[/blue] . . . same results. After you use [blue]F1[/blue] a few times you'll get the Idea.
As far as getting the property info, if the control doesn't exist, just make a temporary blank form, include the controls of interest and do the [blue]F1[/blue] thingy above . . . Just don't forget to delete the temp form!
[blue]Your Thoughts?[/blue]
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Be sure to see FAQ219-2884:
Well . . . you don't really need a reference. The much greater majority are available in access help! To access these references just open any form in [blue]design view[/blue], select the control of interest and put the cursor on the [blue]property line[/blue] in question . . . then hit [blue]F1[/blue]! Its called [blue]context sensitive help[/blue] and its very handy!ProgEval said:
As another example, in any code module type the name of an access function or sub, put the cursor on the name & hit [blue]F1[/blue] . . . same results. After you use [blue]F1[/blue] a few times you'll get the Idea.
Remember that properties are specific to controls they're attached to. [purple]You can't view properties of a closed form[/purple] (at least not directly) and [purple]can't view properties of a control not included in a form/report![/purple]
As far as getting the property info, if the control doesn't exist, just make a temporary blank form, include the controls of interest and do the [blue]F1[/blue] thingy above . . . Just don't forget to delete the temp form!
[blue]Your Thoughts?[/blue]
Be sure to see FAQ219-2884:
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