pbaldy Wino Moderator Staff member Local time Today, 06:53 Joined Aug 30, 2003 Messages 36,270 May 29, 2015 #21 Whatever do you mean? Yes, meant "I'd". You do it by setting the Visible property of the form to False.
Whatever do you mean? Yes, meant "I'd". You do it by setting the Visible property of the form to False.
Infinite More left to learn. Local time Today, 06:53 Joined Mar 16, 2015 Messages 402 May 29, 2015 #22 You do it by setting the Visible property of the form to False. Click to expand... I would do that through VBA or Macro? And if VBA (Or macro) what is the code? If its not either of those, then were in the settings? I cant seem to find it.
You do it by setting the Visible property of the form to False. Click to expand... I would do that through VBA or Macro? And if VBA (Or macro) what is the code? If its not either of those, then were in the settings? I cant seem to find it.
pbaldy Wino Moderator Staff member Local time Today, 06:53 Joined Aug 30, 2003 Messages 36,270 May 29, 2015 #23 Me.Visible = False or Forms!FormName.Visible = False
pbaldy Wino Moderator Staff member Local time Today, 06:53 Joined Aug 30, 2003 Messages 36,270 May 29, 2015 #24 Sorry, either VBA or macro. That was VBA, in a macro it's either SetValue or SetProperty.
