you need to determine Manually the "positions" of each "row" of
your continuous form.
the sample uses subform, the concept is the same with
single continuous form.
you need to determine Manually the "positions" of each "row" of
your continuous form.
the sample uses subform, the concept is the same with
single continuous form.
actually for now I realy needed the Me.CurrentSectionTop
but your answer pointed me also to what I asked for.
As I know the Detail.Height the Me.CurrentSectionTop and the current record number it's easy to calculate how many records are to the top of the form and how many are hidden over it.
What is the difference between
Me.CurrentRecord and Me.SelTop ?
Both show the current record number
SelTop along with SelLeft, SelWidth, SelHeight can be used to specify a rectangle of selected data - these properties can be set with code. CurrentRecord is read only.