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March 22nd, 2010, 11:00 PM
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Visible Property
Hello,
I'm trying to enter the following code in a form but its not working the way I want it. This is what i'm trying to accomplish. The btnContinuePaymentValidation runs a macro that takes the user to a different form once the user is done entering the data on the form. However, I only want the button to appear when txtPayAmtTotal = txtCheckAmountTotal. Othwerwise the suer will continue without balancing for the day. Private Sub Form_Dirty(Cancel As Integer) If Me.txtPayAmtTotal = Me.txtCheckAmountTotal Then Me.btnContinuePaymentValidation.Visible = True Else Me.btnContinuePaymentValidation.Visible = False End If Any feedback will be appreciated... Thank You 
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March 23rd, 2010, 02:13 AM
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You can put code in the after update event of every updateable control like
this: If Me.txtPayAmtTotal = Me.txtCheckAmountTotal Then Me.btnContinuePaymentValidation.Visible = True Else Me.btnContinuePaymentValidation.Visible = False End If Jeanette Cunningham MS Access MVP -- Melbourne Victoria Australia "Joe" wrote in message ... Hello, I'm trying to enter the following code in a form but its not working the way I want it. This is what i'm trying to accomplish. The btnContinuePaymentValidation runs a macro that takes the user to a different form once the user is done entering the data on the form. However, I only want the button to appear when txtPayAmtTotal = txtCheckAmountTotal. Othwerwise the suer will continue without balancing for the day. Private Sub Form_Dirty(Cancel As Integer) If Me.txtPayAmtTotal = Me.txtCheckAmountTotal Then Me.btnContinuePaymentValidation.Visible = True Else Me.btnContinuePaymentValidation.Visible = False End If Any feedback will be appreciated... Thank You
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March 23rd, 2010, 02:43 PM
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Even simpler:
Me.btnContinuePaymentValidation.Visible = (Me.txtPayAmtTotal = Me.txtCheckAmountTotal) -TedMi "Jeanette Cunningham" wrote in message ... You can put code in the after update event of every updateable control like this: If Me.txtPayAmtTotal = Me.txtCheckAmountTotal Then Me.btnContinuePaymentValidation.Visible = True Else Me.btnContinuePaymentValidation.Visible = False End If Jeanette Cunningham MS Access MVP -- Melbourne Victoria Australia "Joe" wrote in message ... Hello, I'm trying to enter the following code in a form but its not working the way I want it. This is what i'm trying to accomplish. The btnContinuePaymentValidation runs a macro that takes the user to a different form once the user is done entering the data on the form. However, I only want the button to appear when txtPayAmtTotal = txtCheckAmountTotal. Othwerwise the suer will continue without balancing for the day. Private Sub Form_Dirty(Cancel As Integer) If Me.txtPayAmtTotal = Me.txtCheckAmountTotal Then Me.btnContinuePaymentValidation.Visible = True Else Me.btnContinuePaymentValidation.Visible = False End If Any feedback will be appreciated... Thank You
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