Hi,
When you create a combobox on a form, both a label and a combobox are
created. This label doesn't have the same properties as a label detached
from a combobox. For example, the property 'hyperlinkadres ' is a property of
a label that doesn't belong to a combobox. But this property isn't a
property of the label belonging to a combobox.
Now here's my problem: I once deleted the labels being belonging to the
corresponding combobox. Now I'd like to get them back. Is there a way to do
this (without deleting the combobox and creating a new combobox+label) ?
Thanks in advance! 3 2896
To reattach a separate label to your combo:
1. Cut the label (to the clipboard.)
2. Select the combo.
3. Paste.
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news:dn******** **@brutus.eur.n l... When you create a combobox on a form, both a label and a combobox are created. This label doesn't have the same properties as a label detached from a combobox. For example, the property 'hyperlinkadres ' is a property of a label that doesn't belong to a combobox. But this property isn't a property of the label belonging to a combobox.
Now here's my problem: I once deleted the labels being belonging to the corresponding combobox. Now I'd like to get them back. Is there a way to do this (without deleting the combobox and creating a new combobox+label) ?
Thanks for the (very) quick reply, and yes, it works!
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news:43******** **************@ per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au ... To reattach a separate label to your combo: 1. Cut the label (to the clipboard.) 2. Select the combo. 3. Paste.
-- Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia. Tips for Access users - http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.
"Shiva" <sh***@gonzo.co m> wrote in message news:dn******** **@brutus.eur.n l... When you create a combobox on a form, both a label and a combobox are created. This label doesn't have the same properties as a label detached from a combobox. For example, the property 'hyperlinkadres ' is a
property of a label that doesn't belong to a combobox. But this property isn't a property of the label belonging to a combobox.
Now here's my problem: I once deleted the labels being belonging to the corresponding combobox. Now I'd like to get them back. Is there a way to do this (without deleting the combobox and creating a new combobox+label) ?
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Allen Browne wrote: To reattach a separate label to your combo: 1. Cut the label (to the clipboard.) 2. Select the combo. 3. Paste.
When you create a combobox on a form, both a label and a combobox are created. This label doesn't have the same properties as a label detached [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] do this (without deleting the combobox and creating a new combobox+label) ?
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