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Multiple pages on a form

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comconrk

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Jul 15, 2002
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Can we have two and three pages to a form? If so, how can we do that?

Thanks
 
Place your form in design view

Right click in the gray box in the top left corner
Properties
All tab
Default View - change from Single Form to Continuous Form

I don't know of a way to show a specific number of forms at one time. You can change the vertical size of the form to increase/decrease the number of forms that fit on a screen but if you have users with different monitor sizes and/or pixel settings their views may differ.


Hillary
 
In the ToolBox there is a PageBreak tool. Select it and place your cursor where you want the pagebreak to appear and click on the form. A small line will appear. This is the pagebreak. You can do this multiple times down the forms length and each time you are creating a new page for your form that can be accessed with VBA code.

DoCmd.GoToPage 2

Post back if you have more questions.

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Hello comconrk

It is also possible to use a tabstrip and display sections of the data on different tabbed pages.

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Michael
 
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