[mso] Re: Access 2003 Checkboxes
- From: Cathy.Evans@xxxxxxxxx
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- Date: Fri, 26 Jan 2007 11:53:03 -0500
I have handled similar situations by making the form itself update-able,
but disabling certain fields from edits, I sure don't have any neater
solutions, and haven't tried the method you mentioned, but it looks good,
especially if you've only got one field you're allowing. In my case, it's
the opposite, most they can edit, but don't touch a couple!
"Green"
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Yo Cathy,
I dunno what exactly but something in your message tinckled a bell.
I checked the form properties and Allow Edits was false.... Which is what I
want.. I don't want the user to alter data unless I let her.
So then how do I let her alter a check box??
It feels like bad practice but I put an allow edits = true in the checkbox
gotfocus event and an allow edits = false in the lostfocus event.
Does anyone have a neater solution??
TIA
Lisa
And many thanks Cathy!!
> Is it unbound or tied to a recordsource, and is there any
> code on the click
> event or is it simply capturing data back to the table?
> Thanks, Cathy
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