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Conditional formatting
Hi
How can I colour a calculated field on a form based on its numeric value? Thanks Regards |
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John,
By the Subject of your post, it seems that you are aware of the Conditional Formatting functionaliity available in Access for just this purpose. Why isn't that working for you? You might need to give some more details, such as the name of the control, where you are doing the calculation (e.g. query, control source), what is involved in the calculation, what you have tried so far, and what you want. Thanks. -- Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP John wrote: Hi How can I colour a calculated field on a form based on its numeric value? Thanks Regards |
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The field is a text box on a form with an expression =[field1]-[field2] as Control Source. Thanks Regards "Steve Schapel" wrote in message ... John, By the Subject of your post, it seems that you are aware of the Conditional Formatting functionaliity available in Access for just this purpose. Why isn't that working for you? You might need to give some more details, such as the name of the control, where you are doing the calculation (e.g. query, control source), what is involved in the calculation, what you have tried so far, and what you want. Thanks. -- Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP John wrote: Hi How can I colour a calculated field on a form based on its numeric value? Thanks Regards |
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As Steve asked, what have you tried?
1. Place your cursor in the textbox 2. Select Format, Conditional Formatting from the main menu (2003) 3. In Condition 1, a. Select "Field value is" b. Select "Less than" c. Enter a numeric value (make sure it is a value that you know you have [Field1]-[Field2] values less than this value). d. Click on the "Background" button (right after underline) and select a background color. e. Click OK Now open your form and browse through the records. If you have a record where the values of [Field1] - [Field2] is less than the value you entered, its background color should be whatever color you selected. Dale -- Don''t forget to rate the post if it was helpful! email address is invalid Please reply to newsgroup only. "John" wrote: Hi The field is a text box on a form with an expression =[field1]-[field2] as Control Source. Thanks Regards "Steve Schapel" wrote in message ... John, By the Subject of your post, it seems that you are aware of the Conditional Formatting functionaliity available in Access for just this purpose. Why isn't that working for you? You might need to give some more details, such as the name of the control, where you are doing the calculation (e.g. query, control source), what is involved in the calculation, what you have tried so far, and what you want. Thanks. -- Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP John wrote: Hi How can I colour a calculated field on a form based on its numeric value? Thanks Regards |
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