label associate

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MS Access asks to me to associate the label and active control like
date time picker when I select 2 controls at same time which is a very
good idea.

I just wonder is it possible to change any properties of controls to
disassociate them when it is needed,

Your information is great appreciated,
 
iccsi said:
MS Access asks to me to associate the label and active control like
date time picker when I select 2 controls at same time which is a very
good idea.

I just wonder is it possible to change any properties of controls to
disassociate them when it is needed,

Your information is great appreciated,
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Not by setting a property. (I would imagine that there must be some hidden
property that is visible to Access, otherwise how would the error-checking
feature know that the controls are not associated, but to the best of my
knowledge any such property, if it exists, is not exposed to us). You can,
however dissociate a label from its control simply by selecting the label,
cutting it to the clipboard, then selecting the form or a section of the
form, and pasting the label back from the clipboard. (To associate a label
with a control, copy the label to the clipboard, select the control you want
it associated with, and past the label).
 
Not by setting a property. (I would imagine that there must be some hidden
property that is visible to Access, otherwise how would the error-checking
feature know that the controls are not associated, but to the best of my
knowledge any such property, if it exists, is not exposed to us). You can,
however dissociate a label from its control simply by selecting the label,
cutting it to the clipboard, then selecting the form or a section of the
form, and pasting the label back from the clipboard. (To associate a label
with a control, copy the label to the clipboard, select the control you want
it associated with, and past the label).
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Thanks millions,
 
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