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Enabling a Combo Box Based on the Value of another Combo Box
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How would I enable a combo box ONLY based on the value of my current combo box..? Thanks |
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Enabling a Combo Box Based on the Value of another Combo Box
How is this a ".queries" post? (this newsgroup supports questions about the
use of the feature in Access called "queries") If you are asking a "forms" question, then open the form in design view, add an event procedure to the first combobox's AfterUpdate event, and use something like the Case statement to determine what was selected. Then you'd use something like the following to enable combobox2: Me!Combobox2.Enabled = True Regards Jeff Boyce Microsoft Office/Access MVP "R Tanner" wrote in message ... Hi, How would I enable a combo box ONLY based on the value of my current combo box..? Thanks |
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Enabling a Combo Box Based on the Value of another Combo Box
On Oct 16, 10:18*am, "Jeff Boyce" wrote:
How is this a ".queries" post? *(this newsgroup supports questions about the use of the feature in Access called "queries") If you are asking a "forms" question, then open the form in design view, add an event procedure to the first combobox's AfterUpdate event, and use something like the Case statement to determine what was selected. *Then you'd use something like the following to enable combobox2: * * Me!Combobox2.Enabled = True Regards Jeff Boyce Microsoft Office/Access MVP "R Tanner" wrote in message ... Hi, How would I enable a combo box ONLY based on the value of my current combo box..? Thanks- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Perfect. It works wonderfully. Sorry about posting in the wrong forum. |
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