G Guest Jul 19, 2007 #1 Can I en/disable cells in a gridview based on the content of other values instead of only an entire column at a time?
Can I en/disable cells in a gridview based on the content of other values instead of only an entire column at a time?
S Stefan Hoffmann Jul 19, 2007 #2 hi Dan, Dan said: Can I en/disable cells in a gridview based on the content of other values instead of only an entire column at a time? Click to expand... I assume you mean the gridview of a form: As each cell represents a control, you can use this control to set Active and/or Locked to False. mfG --> stefan <--
hi Dan, Dan said: Can I en/disable cells in a gridview based on the content of other values instead of only an entire column at a time? Click to expand... I assume you mean the gridview of a form: As each cell represents a control, you can use this control to set Active and/or Locked to False. mfG --> stefan <--
G Guest Jul 19, 2007 #3 Stefan Hoffmann said: I assume you mean the gridview of a form: As each cell represents a control, you can use this control to set Active and/or Locked to False. Click to expand... How do I get a specific cell cell? Me.ControlName.Enabled toggles the entire column.
Stefan Hoffmann said: I assume you mean the gridview of a form: As each cell represents a control, you can use this control to set Active and/or Locked to False. Click to expand... How do I get a specific cell cell? Me.ControlName.Enabled toggles the entire column.
S Stefan Hoffmann Jul 19, 2007 #4 hi Dan, Dan said: How do I get a specific cell cell? Me.ControlName.Enabled toggles the entire column. Click to expand... You need to set Locked = False in to Form_Current event. mfG --> stefan <--
hi Dan, Dan said: How do I get a specific cell cell? Me.ControlName.Enabled toggles the entire column. Click to expand... You need to set Locked = False in to Form_Current event. mfG --> stefan <--
G Guest Jul 19, 2007 #5 Stefan Hoffmann said: You need to set Locked = False in to Form_Current event. Click to expand... Locked defaults to false for bound controls. ControlName.Locked also affects the entire column, not individual cells within it.
Stefan Hoffmann said: You need to set Locked = False in to Form_Current event. Click to expand... Locked defaults to false for bound controls. ControlName.Locked also affects the entire column, not individual cells within it.
S Stefan Hoffmann Jul 19, 2007 #6 hi Dan, Dan said: Locked defaults to false for bound controls. ControlName.Locked also affects the entire column, not individual cells within it. Click to expand... But the Form_Current event can unlock it, if you click in a row where you should edit it. mfG --> stefan <--
hi Dan, Dan said: Locked defaults to false for bound controls. ControlName.Locked also affects the entire column, not individual cells within it. Click to expand... But the Form_Current event can unlock it, if you click in a row where you should edit it. mfG --> stefan <--
G Guest Jul 19, 2007 #7 Stefan Hoffmann said: hi Dan, But the Form_Current event can unlock it, if you click in a row where you should edit it. Click to expand... I'm not clear what you're suggesting I do here.
Stefan Hoffmann said: hi Dan, But the Form_Current event can unlock it, if you click in a row where you should edit it. Click to expand... I'm not clear what you're suggesting I do here.
G Guest Jul 19, 2007 #8 Dan Neely said: I'm not clear what you're suggesting I do here. Click to expand... Nevermind, I do now.
Dan Neely said: I'm not clear what you're suggesting I do here. Click to expand... Nevermind, I do now.
