As a new user, I was pleased I was able to build tables and connect them
properly (I think), but am having one problem on forms. How does one go
about creating a form, where on field on the form is a combo box, where the
selections in that box are from a table? I selected Table/Query in
Properties for the combo box field. When using the combo box, all I get are
numbers (1 - 7). I do have 7 entries in the table, but am not seeing the
actual values. I just see the apparent corresponding numbers for those
values. How do I get the actual values (not the numbers) to show in the
combo box?
Thank you,
- Phil 4 1243
Its the number of colums displayed, as well as their size (ie. you can have
2 columns - id & actual value -but have sizes of 0" & 2"...to hide the
number, show the value)
BUT
the easiest way is to make sure that the wizards are turned on (Lightning
bolt button in toolbar) then when you place a combo box the wizard will walk
you through all of it.
Mal.
"Phil" <p.*****@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:JECCc.171675$Ly.137257@attbi_s01... As a new user, I was pleased I was able to build tables and connect them properly (I think), but am having one problem on forms. How does one go about creating a form, where on field on the form is a combo box, where
the selections in that box are from a table? I selected Table/Query in Properties for the combo box field. When using the combo box, all I get
are numbers (1 - 7). I do have 7 entries in the table, but am not seeing the actual values. I just see the apparent corresponding numbers for those values. How do I get the actual values (not the numbers) to show in the combo box?
Thank you,
- Phil
I am not seeing any lightning bolt on any tool bar, but I can't find where
it is to install on the tool bar. I presume at some point when I try to
turn a field into a combo box, I click the wizard and it assists? Sorry for
the naive questions, but quite new at this.
- Phil
"Mal Reeve" <lo*****@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:Ny*****************@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net... Its the number of colums displayed, as well as their size (ie. you can
have 2 columns - id & actual value -but have sizes of 0" & 2"...to hide the number, show the value) BUT the easiest way is to make sure that the wizards are turned on (Lightning bolt button in toolbar) then when you place a combo box the wizard will
walk you through all of it.
Mal.
"Phil" <p.*****@comcast.net> wrote in message news:JECCc.171675$Ly.137257@attbi_s01... As a new user, I was pleased I was able to build tables and connect them properly (I think), but am having one problem on forms. How does one go about creating a form, where on field on the form is a combo box, where the selections in that box are from a table? I selected Table/Query in Properties for the combo box field. When using the combo box, all I get are numbers (1 - 7). I do have 7 entries in the table, but am not seeing
the actual values. I just see the apparent corresponding numbers for those values. How do I get the actual values (not the numbers) to show in the combo box?
Thank you,
- Phil
Phil wrote: I am not seeing any lightning bolt on any tool bar, but I can't find where it is to install on the tool bar. I presume at some point when I try to turn a field into a combo box, I click the wizard and it assists? Sorry for the naive questions, but quite new at this.
- Phil
"Mal Reeve" <lo*****@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:Ny*****************@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
Its the number of colums displayed, as well as their size (ie. you can
have
2 columns - id & actual value -but have sizes of 0" & 2"...to hide the number, show the value) BUT the easiest way is to make sure that the wizards are turned on (Lightning bolt button in toolbar) then when you place a combo box the wizard will
walk
you through all of it.
Mal.
"Phil" <p.*****@comcast.net> wrote in message news:JECCc.171675$Ly.137257@attbi_s01...
As a new user, I was pleased I was able to build tables and connect them properly (I think), but am having one problem on forms. How does one go about creating a form, where on field on the form is a combo box, where
the
selections in that box are from a table? I selected Table/Query in Properties for the combo box field. When using the combo box, all I get
are
numbers (1 - 7). I do have 7 entries in the table, but am not seeing the actual values. I just see the apparent corresponding numbers for those values. How do I get the actual values (not the numbers) to show in the combo box?
Thank you,
- Phil
Get the property sheet open for the Combo. On the Data tab, you should
see RowSource. Click on that row, then the triple-dot to update the
query of the rowsource. You can tell which column to use to store data
to the field; 1 = 1st field in query, 2 = 2nd field in query...etc.
Next, click to Format tab. If you have 5 fields in the query, enter 5
into column count. Then set the widths. Let's say the first field is an
autonumber field and you don't want to display it. The other 4 are 1
inch in width. Enter
0;1;1;1;1
into the ColumnWidths row.
Sorry.,,,I gave you a bum steer...
From the Design View of the form....click View...Toolbox (unless its already
visible)
At the top (floating Menu) or at the left (toolbar menu) there is an
arrow...and a wand with stars coming from it...that's the Control Wizards..
Make sure the Wand is clicked ...then add a combo box and see it go to work.
Mal.
"Salad" <oi*@vinegar.com> wrote in message
news:Hj******************@newsread2.news.pas.earth link.net... Phil wrote:
I am not seeing any lightning bolt on any tool bar, but I can't find
where it is to install on the tool bar. I presume at some point when I try to turn a field into a combo box, I click the wizard and it assists? Sorry
for the naive questions, but quite new at this.
- Phil
"Mal Reeve" <lo*****@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:Ny*****************@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
Its the number of colums displayed, as well as their size (ie. you can
have
2 columns - id & actual value -but have sizes of 0" & 2"...to hide the number, show the value) BUT the easiest way is to make sure that the wizards are turned on
(Lightningbolt button in toolbar) then when you place a combo box the wizard will
walk
you through all of it.
Mal.
"Phil" <p.*****@comcast.net> wrote in message news:JECCc.171675$Ly.137257@attbi_s01...
As a new user, I was pleased I was able to build tables and connect
themproperly (I think), but am having one problem on forms. How does one
goabout creating a form, where on field on the form is a combo box, where
the
selections in that box are from a table? I selected Table/Query in Properties for the combo box field. When using the combo box, all I
get are
numbers (1 - 7). I do have 7 entries in the table, but am not seeing
the
actual values. I just see the apparent corresponding numbers for those values. How do I get the actual values (not the numbers) to show in
thecombo box?
Thank you,
- Phil
Get the property sheet open for the Combo. On the Data tab, you should see RowSource. Click on that row, then the triple-dot to update the query of the rowsource. You can tell which column to use to store data to the field; 1 = 1st field in query, 2 = 2nd field in query...etc.
Next, click to Format tab. If you have 5 fields in the query, enter 5 into column count. Then set the widths. Let's say the first field is an autonumber field and you don't want to display it. The other 4 are 1 inch in width. Enter 0;1;1;1;1 into the ColumnWidths row. This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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