I'm pretty sure the answer to this will be "no," but I thought I might as well ask.
Is there a way to force the content of a text box to wrap into multiple columns within the text box, similar to what can be done in a text document?
I have a subform that displays "Points To Cover" when talking to clients on the phone. The Textbox is linked to a memo field in a table that controls the content of this subform--which is used in several different forms.
Currently the subform is formatted to fit all of the text without needing a scroll bar, but I may be changing the layout of the forms and that may make the subform shorter and wider. Before I do that, I was wondering if there is anyway to do this column formatting so that the content of the subform would still be visible without having to scroll down.
Like I said, I'm sure the answer will be "no," but if anyone has any simple, easy to implement ideas, please let me know. It's not the end of the world if I can't format the text box in this manner, I'll just work within the limitations.
Thanks!
Is there a way to force the content of a text box to wrap into multiple columns within the text box, similar to what can be done in a text document?
I have a subform that displays "Points To Cover" when talking to clients on the phone. The Textbox is linked to a memo field in a table that controls the content of this subform--which is used in several different forms.
Currently the subform is formatted to fit all of the text without needing a scroll bar, but I may be changing the layout of the forms and that may make the subform shorter and wider. Before I do that, I was wondering if there is anyway to do this column formatting so that the content of the subform would still be visible without having to scroll down.
Like I said, I'm sure the answer will be "no," but if anyone has any simple, easy to implement ideas, please let me know. It's not the end of the world if I can't format the text box in this manner, I'll just work within the limitations.
Thanks!
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