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Old June 8th, 2004, 11:31 PM
drellebee
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Default Make sure user input is accurate in form?

I have a form that asks for user input. Is there any way that the user can fill out the form with, say, a number (studentID number?) and the name associated with that number becomes visible?

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el.
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Old June 9th, 2004, 12:17 AM
Marc
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Default Make sure user input is accurate in form?


"drellebee" wrote in message
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I have a form that asks for user input. Is there any way that the user

can fill out the form with, say, a number (studentID number?) and the name
associated with that number becomes visible?

Hi
Yes
you make the student textbox unbound but with row the student table and in
the query builder criteria
= Me.student
in form you make the student textbox
student.visible = false
student.enabled = false
student.tab = false

then when they press enter after inputting in the event procedu
student.require
student.visible = true
student.enabled = true
student.tab = true

air - may need refinement

hath
Marcelle


 




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