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    hide columns BUT not in a combo box

    i'm on '97 --- actually, the case thing is what i'm thinking. or some "if" logic (a really really long if statement) for all possibilities of tabon. i'll send the db to yr yahoo
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    hide columns BUT not in a combo box

    oh snakes! i get some error when i try to open your example. unrecognized database format. i do not have such a control. i just have record selectors that scroll through the records of the mainform. this subform is linked to the main through a field called TabOn. there's a half-a$$...
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    showing a specific record on a form

    IF you want to use VB... ignore this ~~~~ i'm a VB newbie. also, i'm not sure if you want the results displayed on the same form as bowlers ID ... if so, disregard this suggestion. You need one form with a combo box of bowlerIDs and another form with bowlerInfo that will open based on which...
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    hide columns BUT not in a combo box

    i thought you told me that i was adding the code to the form not the subform properties
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    hide columns BUT not in a combo box

    Can someone please help. I am trying to hide a column in a subform... the following is the suggestion I've rec'd. but can't get it to work. :confused: Private Sub COMBO_change() Me.sfrm_CToolInfo.Form.CuttingDiameterNominal.ColumnHidden = True End Sub
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    hide columns BUT not in a combo box

    thanks for all your help, Pat - I will give it a try. But i think i might run into trouble because the dimensions are associated with each tool number on the drawing. The drawing name is called a Tab-on, which is only the name of one of the tools on the drawing. So I have a relationship set up...
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    hide columns BUT not in a combo box

    hmm, this is hard to explain... i have a book of tool drawings. Each drawing contains a picture and a spreadsheet of dimensions. Each drawing can refer to any number of similar tools having the same geometry. From drawing to drawing, the dimensional callouts (or titles) can be different but...
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    hide columns BUT not in a combo box

    but don't I have to "dim" some variables first? and does it matter if this is not a combo box?
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    hide columns BUT not in a combo box

    unfortunately, I know just enough to get frustrated. Where do I type this in? The properties of the subform does not have a columnhidden property.
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    hide columns BUT not in a combo box

    I have a form with several subforms. In one of the subforms, the data is a result from a query (a select query built from two tables). This resulting query has many columns (more than 20 and growing by the day). Some of which don't always contain data for a recordset. On the main form as I...
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