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Michael
Hello
I would like to use a combo box with no arrow button.
In my application, all combo boxes are set to limit to
list.
This field is now a text box for the users to enter. But I
would like them to be able to partialy write and select
from previous entries (from a history table).
I dont want the users to be confused by thinking that they
have to choose from the list. They are free to enter any
text in that place, an new text will be added to the
history table.
So this is why I would like to always hide the arrow
button on the combo box.
I tried masking it with a rectangle, but when the combo
box as
focus, then arrow button reappears.
Are there any other solution?
How about create a custom control combo box with no button?
Is it hard?
The Combobox would than be an AutoComplete textbox, and on
double cliking the textbox, the list would dropdown.
It would be placed in an Access 2000 Continuous Form.
Thanks,
Michael
I would like to use a combo box with no arrow button.
In my application, all combo boxes are set to limit to
list.
This field is now a text box for the users to enter. But I
would like them to be able to partialy write and select
from previous entries (from a history table).
I dont want the users to be confused by thinking that they
have to choose from the list. They are free to enter any
text in that place, an new text will be added to the
history table.
So this is why I would like to always hide the arrow
button on the combo box.
I tried masking it with a rectangle, but when the combo
box as
focus, then arrow button reappears.
Are there any other solution?
How about create a custom control combo box with no button?
Is it hard?
The Combobox would than be an AutoComplete textbox, and on
double cliking the textbox, the list would dropdown.
It would be placed in an Access 2000 Continuous Form.
Thanks,
Michael