Re: list of fields to show
- From: "Allen Browne" <AllenBrowne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Dec 2009 00:08:46 +0800
Easy enough to use a multi-select list box with Row Source Type set to Field List so the user can select the fields they want.
Then set the ColumnHidden property of the controls to hide them in Datasheet view.
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"Frank Situmorang" wrote in message news:2009122295415hfsitumo2001@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Allen,
What I want is when we are in form view, I create a button to see it in datasheet view, but bofore go to it, there is a form to promt us list of all fields by tick it up that is to say those are the fields that we want to see in the datasheet view, and when we want to export, those are what we want.
Thanks in advance
Frank
Allen Browne wrote:
Simplest solution might be to set the Visible property of the controls onthe
22-Dec-09
Simplest solution might be to set the Visible property of the controls on
the form, based on the fields the user wants to see.
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