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I don't seem to see the option of indenting text (left margin) for a combo
box in the properties list. Is there a way?
box in the properties list. Is there a way?
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Hi.
There is no option to indent text in the combo box.
Yes. Set the RowSource of the combo box to a query that adds spaces before
the value in the field, so that it appears that the text is indented.
HTH.
Gunny
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I don't seem to see the option of indenting text (left margin) for a combo
box in the properties list.
There is no option to indent text in the combo box.
Is there a way?
Yes. Set the RowSource of the combo box to a query that adds spaces before
the value in the field, so that it appears that the text is indented.
HTH.
Gunny
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See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access tips.
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Assuming that Center Align isn't what you want: If the Row Source of your
combo box is a query, then you can modify the query so that the text is
prefaced by a space or two.
In the field area of the query designer, use the following formula:
AliasName:" "&TableName.FieldName
Here's something from one of my mdb:
Location:" "&tblFranchise.Location
I used two spaces between the quotation marks and got about a 1/8" margin,
but I suppose the 'margin' is dependant upon the font size/style.
combo box is a query, then you can modify the query so that the text is
prefaced by a space or two.
In the field area of the query designer, use the following formula:
AliasName:" "&TableName.FieldName
Here's something from one of my mdb:
Location:" "&tblFranchise.Location
I used two spaces between the quotation marks and got about a 1/8" margin,
but I suppose the 'margin' is dependant upon the font size/style.
L
lausch1973
How do you make this query?
'69 Camaro said:Hi.
There is no option to indent text in the combo box.
Yes. Set the RowSource of the combo box to a query that adds spaces before
the value in the field, so that it appears that the text is indented.
HTH.
Gunny
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See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access tips.
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