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[JHB]

..The first 50 are hidden correctly, however the lables for the last 25 are still visible on the form. I used the same code and format for every item. Is there a way to fix this to make the labels hidden?

I think the label is not associated to a control but some labels you've set in manually. For checking it, move a control if the label doesn't move then it isn't associated to a control.

 

[connerlowen]

I think the label is not associated to a control but some labels you've set in manually. For checking it, move a control if the label doesn't move then it isn't associated to a control.

How do I make the control be associated with the label? I did nothing differently with any of the controls and labels, however some are still showing up.

Thanks,

Conner

 

[JHB]

How do I make the control be associated with the label? I did nothing differently with any of the controls and labels, however some are still showing up.

Thanks,

Conner

If you move these controls, does the labels move also?

 

[connerlowen]

No, but I have normalized all of my tables. I now have the correct one-to-many relationships and am ready to create a new form that will not require me to hide this many commands. Thank you for your help.

Thanks,

Conner

 

[CJ_London]

How do I make the control be associated with the label?

in form design
1. select the label, and delete it using ctrl x
2. now select the control you want the label to be associated with and copy using ctrl-c

 

[vbaInet]

Slight typo:

in form design
1. select the label, and cut it using ctrl+x
2. now select the control you want the label to be associated with and paste using ctr+v

 

[CJ_London]

my bad

 

[The_Doc_Man]

Spikepl, your criticism is valid but at the same time, I avoided actually writing the code. I tried to stay at high-to-mid-level concepts, lay a little groundwork, offer food for thought - that sort of thing. I find that using English (however fractured and convoluted) rather than writing code works better for beginners at getting concepts across. Not to mention that shoe-horning my code into someone else's program might be more than they wanted to do.

Besides, I have to admit that working for the U.S. Government, I have had to take a particular style of writing and I have become somewhat mentally locked in on that style. My response was at least partly in that style.

Or, as my dog used to say, "You can't teach an old human new tricks." Perhaps that's why he got frustrated and left me for that French poodle?