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MS Access Forum / ActiveX Controls / January 2005

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Grids/Data Sheet View and UNBOUND Controls and Forms.

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Ronald Dodge - 27 Jan 2005 13:19 GMT
I am looking for either a control such as a grid or some way to include a
datasheet view that is NOT bound directly to any of the data in any of my BE
files.

This object not only need to be able to have the capacity of multiple fields
and records, but also have the capacity of putting in editable checkboxes.

I don't like the idea of being forced to have to bind my forms/controls
cause if I have to do that, I lose the proper timing of error checking thus
users could very easily get locked into the controls at an inappropriate
instance, which in turn makes the forms not so user friendly.  To see
further information of the error checking issues that I have had with bound
forms/controls, read my thread in the Form's newsgroup titled "Datasheet
View and Unbound Forms/Controls"

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Alex Dybenko - 27 Jan 2005 15:08 GMT
There is a jauns grid control which works fine in access, also in unbound
mode
http://www.janusys.com

but i would better use access datasheet, bound to local temp table

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>I am looking for either a control such as a grid or some way to include a
> datasheet view that is NOT bound directly to any of the data in any of my
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> forms/controls, read my thread in the Form's newsgroup titled "Datasheet
> View and Unbound Forms/Controls"
 
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