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by - delegate Adrienne [13 posts] (2007 Nov 1 Thu, 13:03) replyReply

Hi!

I have made a form and selected a certain part of information with a square. How can I change the color of only this square without changing the background of the entire form?

Kind regards

Adrienne

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RE: Access - Forms lay out

by - trainer Richard platinum contributer[818 posts] (2007 Nov 6 Tue, 09:58) replyReply

Acess will format whatever you have actively selected.

Try this out:

1.
Open the PROPERTY options (Right click on the form, then choose Properties)

2.
Notice the drop down box at the top of the properties window.
It contains the CONTROL that is currently selected.

3. Click on various areas of the form, and notice how this box changes, according to what you select.

4. Click on the square that you want to format. Notice the name of the square in the box at the top of the properties window.

5. Change the format as required.

THIS SHOULD TAKE CARE OF YOUR QUESTION.

If you find that the entire form changes, it is proabably because you have selected the DETAIL area of the form , instead of the specific CONTROL you want to format.

Does that help?

Regards

Richard

RE: Access - Forms lay out

by - delegate Adrienne [13 posts] (2007 Nov 9 Fri, 16:38) replyReply

Thank you! That worked!

Regards

Adrienne

RE: Access - Forms lay out

by - trainer Richard platinum contributer[818 posts] (2007 Nov 12 Mon, 09:26) replyReply

Great, well done


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