Change text colour in table

[Dwight]

I need to change the colour of text values within a table. For example
"Software" being red, "Lab Software" blue etc.
To change colour of number values simply, 1[red], entered into the
format section of design view makes the number 1 red. But dosnt work
for text.
Can anyone help.

[Lumpierbritches]

You need to use forecolor property in your code.

[Hugh Webster]

Yes, it's not very clear in the help for Format, but for text you have to
set the format to [Red]@. The @ bit actually displays the text.

On 13 Oct 2004 08:00:41 -0700, Dwight <dw*******@hotm ail.com> wrote:

I need to change the colour of text values within a table. For example
"Software" being red, "Lab Software" blue etc.
To change colour of number values simply, 1[red], entered into the
format section of design view makes the number 1 red. But dosnt work
for text.
Can anyone help.

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[user_5701]

I wasn't aware you could change colors of anything in a table. Why
would you want to do this anyway, since users should never see the
table anyway.

dw*******@hotma il.com (Dwight) wrote in message news:<f0******* *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com>...

I need to change the colour of text values within a table. For example
"Software" being red, "Lab Software" blue etc.
To change colour of number values simply, 1[red], entered into the
format section of design view makes the number 1 red. But dosnt work
for text.
Can anyone help.

[Dwight Bottomley]

Thanks this has helped,
But do you know how i can change the colour of multiple values. I.E i
want "Software" to be red, "Lab Software" to be gren etc. When i enter @
it changes all the values to that colour.
When using numbers this works.(in the format property)
1[red];2[green];3[blue]. So then each number is colured differently.
Just can't do it with text.
Any help would be appreciated.

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