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MS Access Forum / New Users / June 2006Next Question--hiding records bar
Ok, I am getting better at this. I now have renamed things, rewritten macros, and I am feeling powerful. Do I know what I am doing? Not really. I have two subforms on my database. One has the records bar at the bottom but the other doesn't. I would like to hide it on the other; how do I do that? Since the record is indexed to the data item on the form, I want only to edit that one item; it includes additional infor about the record (being edited in the form as whole) and there is no reason to have more than one record on the subform. Right now it allows that and I don't care to do that. There is no need to be able to go forward or backward to another record either. Also since the entire form has a records bar below the subforms records bar, the two of them there is confusing. What do I do? If I am calling the records bar the wrong thing; forgive me. Open your subform in design view, select properties and set the "record selectors" and "navigation buttons" format properties to NO. -Ed > Ok, I am getting better at this. I now have renamed things, rewritten > macros, and I am feeling powerful. Do I know what I am doing? Not [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > If I am calling the records bar the wrong thing; forgive me. Thanks! I didn't connect navigation buttons to that. > Open your subform in design view, select properties and set the "record > selectors" and "navigation buttons" format properties to NO. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >> >> If I am calling the records bar the wrong thing; forgive me. note that even with the navigation buttons removed, the user can tab through all the controls in the subform and automatically tab from the last control to the first control in the next record - unless you set the subform's Cyle property to CurrentRecord. the user can also use the PageUp and PageDown buttons on the keyboard to move from one record to another in the subform (or use the scroll wheel on a mouse, i believe). to stop PageUp/PageDown capability, you'd have to capture those keystrokes and "erase" them. to stop the scrolling, there's code available at http://www.lebans.com/mousewheelonoff.htm hth > Thanks! I didn't connect navigation buttons to that. > > Open your subform in design view, select properties and set the "record [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > >> > >> If I am calling the records bar the wrong thing; forgive me. |
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