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Macro to change font color

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kent Dixon - 26 Apr 2004 14:57 GMT
Hello,  Is there a macro that I can link to a control that
will change the font color of a cell on a form?  Thank you.
Kent
Steve Schapel - 26 Apr 2004 15:48 GMT
Kent,

You can use a SetValue macro action for this.  Depends when you want to
change it, but the macro will be a bit like this...
Action: SetValue
 Item: [YourControlName].[ForeColor]
 Expression: 255
(makes the font color of YourControlName red)

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> Hello,  Is there a macro that I can link to a control that
> will change the font color of a cell on a form?  Thank you.
> Kent
Brian - 27 Apr 2004 19:16 GMT
Can't you just write a simplpe argument in conditional formatting to take care of suck issues?
 
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