Hi,
I know how to do confitional formating in Excel by clicking the wizard. Is
this possible in MS Access ? If so, please directly where to look. I found
example but nothing as to how to do it. I am very green in this. Please
help.
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On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 20:40:36 -0000, Smiley wrote:
Hi,
I know how to do confitional formating in Excel by clicking the wizard. Is
this possible in MS Access ? If so, please directly where to look. I found
example but nothing as to how to do it. I am very green in this. Please
help.
In Access 2000 or newer....
In Form or Report Design View, click on the control you wish to
conditionally format.
Then click on Format + Conditional Formatting.
Follow the dialog.
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Morning Fred,
Thank you. I would do the conditional format base on the value of a box. For
example 1 will turn the background to red, 2 turn to green etc.
Is there any way I would do the formating for the whole record, instead of
just a field, in a continuous form ?
Many thanks,
Rach
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On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 20:40:36 -0000, Smiley wrote:
>Hi,
I know how to do confitional formating in Excel by clicking the wizard.
Is
this possible in MS Access ? If so, please directly where to look. I
found
example but nothing as to how to do it. I am very green in this. Please
help.
In Access 2000 or newer....
In Form or Report Design View, click on the control you wish to
conditionally format.
Then click on Format + Conditional Formatting.
Follow the dialog.
--
Fred
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On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 09:52:28 -0000, Smiley wrote:
Morning Fred,
Thank you. I would do the conditional format base on the value of a box. For
example 1 will turn the background to red, 2 turn to green etc.
Is there any way I would do the formating for the whole record, instead of
just a field, in a continuous form ?
Many thanks,
Rach
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>On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 20:40:36 -0000, Smiley wrote:
>>Hi,
I know how to do confitional formating in Excel by clicking the wizard.
Is
this possible in MS Access ? If so, please directly where to look. I
found
example but nothing as to how to do it. I am very green in this. Please
help.
In Access 2000 or newer....
In Form or Report Design View, click on the control you wish to
conditionall y format.
Then click on Format + Conditional Formatting.
Follow the dialog.
--
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See http://www.lebans.com/conditionalformatting.htm
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