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split-form to single form in vb

I am looking for the VB code to switch the way a form opens on click
event. Specifically I have a form created with a default split view
setting. I would like to open this form in single form style (minus
the datasheet side) from a button on another form.
Thanks,
Nick

Sep 12 '07 #1
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On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 13:36:31 -0700, nd****@morrisseyinc.com wrote:

It appears that's not possible, since you can't set the DefaultView
property in code.

-Tom.

>I am looking for the VB code to switch the way a form opens on click
event. Specifically I have a form created with a default split view
setting. I would like to open this form in single form style (minus
the datasheet side) from a button on another form.
Thanks,
Nick
Sep 13 '07 #2
Tom van Stiphout wrote:
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 13:36:31 -0700, nd****@morrisseyinc.com wrote:

It appears that's not possible, since you can't set the DefaultView
property in code.
Although I've never had the need to do it, couldn't the OP open the form
hidden and in design mode, mod some properties, then close the form with
acSaveYes? This is moot if it's an MDE of course.

-Tom.
>>I am looking for the VB code to switch the way a form opens on click
event. Specifically I have a form created with a default split view
setting. I would like to open this form in single form style (minus
the datasheet side) from a button on another form.
Thanks,
Nick
Sep 14 '07 #3

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