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REQ: Formatting rows in a subform

I have a subform which is a continous form and displays the content of
a table, with a subjext number, then a line of text, then a score. I
have used an option group to update the score as 0,2,4,6,8,10

When entering the data it is a bit difficult to keep track of where
you are, as you are transferring data from hard copy.

Is there a way to allocate a background colour to individual rows of
the subform to give an overall colour for each grouping. The question
subject numbers are from 200 - 300, 300 - 400 etc so a banded colour
scheme would help you keep track.

I have seen a routine for alternate colouring od lines, but I would
like to do it as a group and allocate a diferent colour to each.

Anyone an ideas ??

fecket

Nov 13 '05 #1
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Your idea could be implemented via Conditional Formatting but with a
restriction of a total of 3 "grouping" color schemes.

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I have a subform which is a continous form and displays the content of
a table, with a subjext number, then a line of text, then a score. I
have used an option group to update the score as 0,2,4,6,8,10

When entering the data it is a bit difficult to keep track of where
you are, as you are transferring data from hard copy.

Is there a way to allocate a background colour to individual rows of
the subform to give an overall colour for each grouping. The question
subject numbers are from 200 - 300, 300 - 400 etc so a banded colour
scheme would help you keep track.

I have seen a routine for alternate colouring od lines, but I would
like to do it as a group and allocate a diferent colour to each.

Anyone an ideas ??

fecket


Nov 13 '05 #2

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