Re: Hide page upon opening

The other thing you need to understand is that the index for the tabbed pages
start at 0 (zero) not at 1!
Assuming you want what shows up as Page1 visible when you open the form, your
code should be:

TabCtl1.Pages(0).Visible = True
TabCtl1.Pages(1).Visible = False
TabCtl1.Pages(2).Visible = False

That's right! Page1 is referred to as TabCtl1.Pages(0) in code!

Ain't Access just a barrel of laughs?

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