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July 24th, 2008, 10:03 PM
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Tab Controls/Subforms
I'm hoping anyone can help me... I am currently re-designing our company
database and per their preference they want the database to have the tabbed controls to navigate. The problem I am having, due to trying to minimize size, I need the Subforms contained on these tabs to be deactivated until the Tab/Page is selected; however, it does not recognize for some reason the onclick when you selec the tab, it has to actually be clicked on the page. If anyone has any pointers... I would greatly appreciate it!!!!! -- Amanda 
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July 24th, 2008, 10:14 PM
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Tab Controls/Subforms
Amanda
One way to do that is to use an OnChange event procedure for the control (the tab control, the whole thing, not a page on it). You could use something like: Select Case Me!tabYourTabControl.Value 'which tab was clicked Case 0 'the first tab was clicked 'do something Case 1 'the second tab ... 'do something else ... End Select Good luck! Regards Jeff Boyce Microsoft Office/Access MVP "amanda_jb" wrote in message ... I'm hoping anyone can help me... I am currently re-designing our company database and per their preference they want the database to have the tabbed controls to navigate. The problem I am having, due to trying to minimize size, I need the Subforms contained on these tabs to be deactivated until the Tab/Page is selected; however, it does not recognize for some reason the onclick when you selec the tab, it has to actually be clicked on the page. If anyone has any pointers... I would greatly appreciate it!!!!! -- Amanda
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July 24th, 2008, 10:15 PM
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Hi Amanda
Use the Change event (not the Click event) of the tab control. -- Good Luck :-) Graham Mandeno [Access MVP] Auckland, New Zealand "amanda_jb" wrote in message ... I'm hoping anyone can help me... I am currently re-designing our company database and per their preference they want the database to have the tabbed controls to navigate. The problem I am having, due to trying to minimize size, I need the Subforms contained on these tabs to be deactivated until the Tab/Page is selected; however, it does not recognize for some reason the onclick when you selec the tab, it has to actually be clicked on the page. If anyone has any pointers... I would greatly appreciate it!!!!! -- Amanda
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