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Report, Form Argument in a Procedure

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Tim Marshall - 18 Feb 2006 14:49 GMT
I want to do exactly the same sort of control size/visibility/position
manipulation for a main "on screen display" form and multiple reports.
I've no problem with this and have done it many times for individual
forms and reports or multiple forsm or reports as long as they are in
the same collection (forms or reports).  However, I'm not sure how to
write a sub for which the argument would be a report or a form.  So that
I can write lines something like:

obj.txtTextBoxName.visible = True

For many textbox and label controls where "obj" is either something like
forms!frmForm or reports!rptReportName.

PLease help...
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Tim Marshall - 18 Feb 2006 15:00 GMT
> I want to do exactly the same sort of control size/visibility/position

Please forget this, I managed to find a post from Allen Browne that
discusses exactly this:

http://tinyurl.com/dedz5

It's from 1998, but I'm sure it will work fine for A2003.

Thanks allen!

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