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MS Access Forum / Forms / March 2007

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Record Locking question

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d9pierce@mchsi.com - 06 Mar 2007 13:08 GMT
Hi all,
On my forms I have a checkbox with code to lock record and do certain
things on the form via code by using Tag on fields and such.

I also have a check box on one form that I use to enabel or disable a
field. Is there a way to use more than one tag on a single field such
as Txt or Cbo? If So, How? I have tried several things but seams to be
out of my knowledge.

Thanks
Dave
Allen Browne - 06 Mar 2007 13:36 GMT
Any object has only one Tag property.

If you really need the Tag to store multiple items, you can store a
delimited list, such as:
   ShowThis=True; DisableThis = False; RememberSomething = 999

You can then use Split to parse the items into an array, and loop through
the array to find the value you want to know about.

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> Hi all,
> On my forms I have a checkbox with code to lock record and do certain
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> Thanks
> Dave
d9pierce@mchsi.com - 06 Mar 2007 16:13 GMT
> Any object has only one Tag property.
>
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Thanks,
How did I just know this couldn't be something simple!
i just have to laugh at this point!
Thanks,
Dave
 
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