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Old November 20th, 2009, 04:29 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
deb
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Default sub sub form button visible

Access 2003

I have a allen brown calendar button on a sub subform that I need to be
invisible oncurrent.

I have tried...
Me!f019Warranty.Form.f019WarrantyDetails.Form.btnW arrStart.Visible = False
and
Forms!f001ProjectReview!f019Warranty.Form!f019Warr antyDetails.Form!btnWarrStart.Visible = False
and
Me!f019Warranty.Form!f019WarrantyDetails.Form!btnW arrStart.Visible = False

What am I doing wrong?
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Old November 20th, 2009, 11:35 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
ruralguy via AccessMonster.com
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Default sub sub form button visible

Are you sure you are using SubFormControl names? They do not necessarily need
to be the same as the SubForm they are displaying.

deb wrote:
Access 2003

I have a allen brown calendar button on a sub subform that I need to be
invisible oncurrent.

I have tried...
Me!f019Warranty.Form.f019WarrantyDetails.Form.btn WarrStart.Visible = False
an
Forms!f001ProjectReview!f019Warranty.Form!f019War rantyDetails.Form!btnWarrStart.Visible = False
and
Me!f019Warranty.Form!f019WarrantyDetails.Form!btn WarrStart.Visible = False

What am I doing wrong?


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