B Brent Chandler Jan 31, 2004 #1 is there a way to do this without code on a single form? any help appreciated! brent
M Marshall Barton Jan 31, 2004 #2 Brent said: is there a way to do this without code on a single form? any help appreciated! Click to expand... No, there can only be three different sets of conditional properties (in addition to the defaults). You can have more than three sets of conditions though. Just use a function that return True of False. For a single form (or a report), I think it's much easier to do it using code in the Current (or Format) events.
Brent said: is there a way to do this without code on a single form? any help appreciated! Click to expand... No, there can only be three different sets of conditional properties (in addition to the defaults). You can have more than three sets of conditions though. Just use a function that return True of False. For a single form (or a report), I think it's much easier to do it using code in the Current (or Format) events.
W Wayne Morgan Jan 31, 2004 #3 I don't see anything in the documentation limiting this to 3, but the Add button grays out and won't let you add any more. That being the case, changing to code is probably all you can do.
I don't see anything in the documentation limiting this to 3, but the Add button grays out and won't let you add any more. That being the case, changing to code is probably all you can do.
