Combo Box Value in Calculation

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I have a tabbed form with one of the form calculating lease values. If I
enter calculate number *0.035* it all works fine, however as rates may vary
I have a rates form that has a combo box to select the rate value. the code
I have is:

=frmLeaseRates.Form!cboRates!column(1)*[txtCashSum]*12/52

This give me an error, I assume therefore I am referencing the combo
wrongly...any tips anyone?

Also I have default value of 0 in a number of fields and want it to be the
same colour as the form, so it appear invisible unless in is >0 the form
colour is -2147483633 the standard grey colour.


Thanks
Les
 
I have a tabbed form with one of the form calculating lease values. If I
enter calculate number *0.035* it all works fine, however as rates may vary
I have a rates form that has a combo box to select the rate value. the code
I have is:

=frmLeaseRates.Form!cboRates!column(1)*[txtCashSum]*12/52

This give me an error, I assume therefore I am referencing the combo
wrongly...any tips anyone?
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Try

Forms!frmLeaseRates.cboRates.Column(1)

to get the second column of the combo (it's zero based). If the
expression is on the same form you don't need the full reference -
just

=cboRates.Column(1)*[txtCashSum]*12/52

should work.
Also I have default value of 0 in a number of fields and want it to be the
same colour as the form, so it appear invisible unless in is >0 the form
colour is -2147483633 the standard grey colour.
Click to expand...

You can use Format... Conditional Formatting to do this in A2002 and
later.

John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
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