some records fonts view by red color

[SAMI]

Hi Dears

I have form, there are many records,

I need some records fonts view by red color.

thanks

 

[StrayBullet via AccessMonster.com]

Take a look at conditional formatting.

Hi Dears

I have form, there are many records,

I need some records fonts view by red color.

thanks

 

[SAMI via AccessMonster.com]

Take a look at conditional formatting.

Hi Dears

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thanks

Hi StrayBullet
Not by focus I need allwys red.

I need red font for some records and other record as defult font.
I have continuous form
conditions should cause I have important records need allwys to be red font
thanks

 

[RoyVidar]

Take a look at conditional formatting.

Hi Dears

[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]

thanks

Hi StrayBullet
Not by focus I need allwys red.

I need red font for some records and other record as defult font.
I have continuous form
conditions should cause I have important records need allwys to be
red font thanks

Yes, that is why you should try conditional formatting. When all
controls are selected (all text controls, that is), find it on the
format menu (second item?).

Then within the conditional formatting dialog, in the first combo,
select "Expression is", then in the next enter your condition.

[MyField] = "SomeValue"

Then alter the font for this condition.

 

[SAMI via AccessMonster.com]

on the

format menu (second item?).

Then within the conditional formatting dialog, in the first combo,
select "Expression is", then in the next enter your condition.

[MyField] = "SomeValue"

Then alter the font for this condition.

Hi RoyVidar
I make as you write to me but nothing change.
Thanks

 

[RoyVidar]

on the

format menu (second item?).

Then within the conditional formatting dialog, in the first combo,
select "Expression is", then in the next enter your condition.

[MyField] = "SomeValue"

Then alter the font for this condition.

Hi RoyVidar
I make as you write to me but nothing change.
Thanks

We cannot see what you have done, and what you haven't done. We need
more details.

Here are some links to tutorials for conditional formatting
http://www.fgcu.edu/support/office2000/access/moreforms.html
http://www.blueclaw-db.com/download/conditional_formatting.htm
(with a downloadable sample file)

Here's a pdf tutorial, with a chapter and some pictures of conditional
formatting
www.itu.dk/people/slauesen/UID/AccessTutorial.pdf
It seems you can also download some files from
www.itu.dk/people/slauesen/UID/

So - either see if any of these can help you in achieving your goal,
or post more specific about your data, the field names, how you've
set up conditional formatting, the condition...

 

[SAMI via AccessMonster.com]

Can I send sample to solve it, please

 

[RoyVidar]

Can I send sample to solve it, please

I'm not very entusiastic towards that, I prefer that we try to solve
issues by explanations, but if you're able to get a workable e mail
address out of the header, I'll try to monitor the account a couple of
days.

 

[SAMI via AccessMonster.com]

I'm not very entusiastic towards that, I prefer that we try to solve
issues by explanations, but if you're able to get a workable e mail
address out of the header, I'll try to monitor the account a couple of
days.

 

[SAMI via AccessMonster.com]

Hi RoyVidar and StrayBullet

Thank you so much for your efforts.
I get resolve by option button.