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Question on Slider Bars

Dan
Is there a simple way to have a graphical tool that can manipulate an
Access database. I have a access table with 7 columns and hundreds of
rows. I want to be able to show using 7 slider bars, how the other 6
fields in my access table change as i adjust my fixed variable. In
other words if i change temperature from 10 to 20 degrees, i want the
sliders for density, pressure, volume, etc... to dynamically change as
well. All the values are already in the access table, so the sliders
just need to link and move the bars.

I'm a total newbie to VB, so is there a simple way to do this. Any
help would be appreciated. Thanks a lot !!
Jul 17 '05 #1
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