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bruno.barral
Hello,
I am developping an application in VBA with Access, and I created a
continuous form, to display data coming from a table.
In the form, each line displays data about a project, and each line
has 4 checkboxes at the right, to allow parametrization of the
projects.
My problem is that when my form is displayed, I get logically one line
per project (and that's ok), but I also get an empty line displayed at
the end of the form (all the fields are there, but no data on them).
And moreover, when I click in one of the checkboxes next to this empty
line, another empty line is created. And again, if I click in one of
the checkboxes next to this empty line, a new one is created and so
on.
My question is : how can I manage to make the continuous form display
only the necessary lines for the existing data, but no empty lines,
with this strange behaviour ?
Thank you for any idea or hint.
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PS :Locking the checkboxes is not a solution, as the user needs to be
able to check them for parametrization of the corresponding project.
I am developping an application in VBA with Access, and I created a
continuous form, to display data coming from a table.
In the form, each line displays data about a project, and each line
has 4 checkboxes at the right, to allow parametrization of the
projects.
My problem is that when my form is displayed, I get logically one line
per project (and that's ok), but I also get an empty line displayed at
the end of the form (all the fields are there, but no data on them).
And moreover, when I click in one of the checkboxes next to this empty
line, another empty line is created. And again, if I click in one of
the checkboxes next to this empty line, a new one is created and so
on.
My question is : how can I manage to make the continuous form display
only the necessary lines for the existing data, but no empty lines,
with this strange behaviour ?
Thank you for any idea or hint.
¨
PS :Locking the checkboxes is not a solution, as the user needs to be
able to check them for parametrization of the corresponding project.