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Bring to front - by VBA code

muymalestado
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#1: Sep 3 '06
In A2000 is it certain that one cannot perfoem 'Bring to front' using
code.

Is is also the case that 'Visible = True or =False' is different and
separate from a control's zorder and thus that if two or more controls
are positioned directly above one another simply setting 'Visible =
True' will not bring that control up to be visible and clickable.

Thanks

Allen Browne
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#2: Sep 3 '06

re: Bring to front - by VBA code


Would it be satisfactory to SetFocus to the control?

In code:
Me.[Text0].SetFocus
or in a macro, use GotoControl.

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"muymalestado" <pfo@ecosse.netwrote in message
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Quote:
In A2000 is it certain that one cannot perfoem 'Bring to front' using
code.
>
Is is also the case that 'Visible = True or =False' is different and
separate from a control's zorder and thus that if two or more controls
are positioned directly above one another simply setting 'Visible =
True' will not bring that control up to be visible and clickable.
>
Thanks

Terry Kreft
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#3: Sep 4 '06

re: Bring to front - by VBA code


You set the other control to be .Visible = False

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Terry Kreft


"muymalestado" <pfo@ecosse.netwrote in message
news:1157286847.875008.241860@b28g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
Quote:
In A2000 is it certain that one cannot perfoem 'Bring to front' using
code.
>
Is is also the case that 'Visible = True or =False' is different and
separate from a control's zorder and thus that if two or more controls
are positioned directly above one another simply setting 'Visible =
True' will not bring that control up to be visible and clickable.
>
Thanks
>


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