Re: Simple Question
From: Reggie (NoSpamreggie_at_NoSpamsmittysinet.com)
Date: 07/23/04
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Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2004 03:48:40 -0700
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Me.txtBox1.Enabled = Me.chkBox
Me.txtBox2.Enabled = Me.chkBox
-- Reggie ---------- "Sandra Daigle" <Invalid@KeepYourSpam.org> wrote in message news:eGXuPGKcEHA.2520@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > Hi Chris, > > And is a logical operator - it only returns true or false based on the > logical outcome of Anding two (or more) values. > > You need multiple assignment statements: > > IF chkbox .value = -1 Then > txtBox1.enabled = True > txtBox2.enabled = true > else > txtBox1.enabled = false > txtBox.enabled = False > End If > > -- > Sandra Daigle > [Microsoft Access MVP] > For the benefit of others please post all replies to this newsgroup. > > Chris wrote: > > I am trying to enable 3 text boxes when a check box is ticked. I can get > > one text box to enable and disable when the tick box is clicked. I have > > tried the method > > > > IF chkbox .value = -1 Then > > txtBox1.enabled = True And txtBox2.enabled = true > > Else txtBox1.enabled = false And txtBox.enabled = False > > End If >
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