| re: Hiding Controls
Salad wrote:[color=blue]
> DS wrote:
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>> DS wrote:
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>>> I'm using a Continous Form. Whenever the user chooses either
>>> Percentage or Dollars from the Drop Down Combo Box a different field
>>> appears. If you choose an Dollars the Percent field disappears and
>>> the Dollar field shows up so that you enter dollar amounts. Whenever
>>> you choose Percentage the Dollar field Disappears and the Percent
>>> Field appears (a combo box) so that you can choose percentages. It
>>> works great except when you go yo the next record and choose the
>>> opposite option he previuos record changes. It still keeps the
>>> previous choosen value. Its just confusing for the user to look at.
>>> Is there any way to have a continous form that would show both fields
>>> in different records depending on what I choose?
>>> Thanks
>>> DS[/color]
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>> PS
>> I guess what I'm asking is how do you make this record dependant as
>> oppose to it happening on the whole from?
>> Thanks
>> DS[/color]
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> Continuous forms are funny. If you affect a column, it affects all
> columns.
>
> One thing you might want to consider is placing a command button on the
> form and call it Views. If the person clicks on it, both views
> (dollar/% can be presented). You can also pull up this form via a
> Dbl-Click event on the field.
>
> Or...in the continuous form present both dollar and %.
>
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I set it Up to Open A Seperate Form, This way I can click on each item
and give the proper discount. It works OK. Thanks.
DS
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