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MS Access Forum / Forms Programming / May 2008Overlapping controls
On many of my forms, I have controls which completely overlap. Depending on certain factors, I make the uppermost or lowermost control and its associated label visible. However, whenever I need to make achange to the form design, I find it a pain to have to move the uppermost control to get at the lower one - I then have to re-align the controls - which I admit is easier with Access 2007. But is there an easier way to go straight to a named control that is hidden by another control?Thanks Gordon > On many of my forms, I have controls which completely overlap. > Depending on certain factors, I make the uppermost or lowermost [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Gordon Use the dropdown at the top of the property sheet. > > On many of my forms, I have controls which completely overlap. > > Depending on certain factors, I make the uppermost or lowermost [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Use the dropdown at the top of the property sheet. Thanks. So simple when you know how ! Gordon |
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