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October 27th, 2008, 09:20 PM
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How can I programatically bring a form to the top?
Hi All,
If I have a number of forms open on top of each other, how can I use VBA to make any specific one on top of the rest? Regards, Max 
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October 27th, 2008, 09:55 PM
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How can I programatically bring a form to the top?
Max,
That isn't the way to do it. Over lay one or more forms on top of each other and set their visible properties, like this: SubForm1.Visible = True SubForm1.Visible=False Where SubForm1 and SubForm2 re[resent your Subforms. Try this with a button using the OnClick event. SubForm1.Visible = Not SubForm1.Visible SubForm2.Visible=Not SubForm2.Visible In designview of the main form, set the Visible property of SubForm1 to Visible = True and SubForm2.Visible = false. The Button will toggle between the subforms. God Bless, Mark A. Sam "Max Moor" wrote in message . 16... Hi All, If I have a number of forms open on top of each other, how can I use VBA to make any specific one on top of the rest? Regards, Max
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October 28th, 2008, 02:22 PM
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How can I programatically bring a form to the top?
take a look at DoCmd.SelectObject in VBA Help.
hth "Max Moor" wrote in message . 16... Hi All, If I have a number of forms open on top of each other, how can I use VBA to make any specific one on top of the rest? Regards, Max
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