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I know this is probably ridiculous, but I have to give it a shot. Hopefully
someone out ther may have a solution or a program that might do this.
Anyway is there a way through code to create a certain amount of check boxes
on a form by using RecordCount and have position like on a continuous form.
The reason I am asking is I have a main form with some check boxes and I have
them checked and enabled by using a loop code and a temp. This part works
fine. However, now I may need to create an additional 20-30 check boxes
depending on a variable passed by a combo box which ones would be checked and
enabled. Instead of having all these on the form I was thinking of creating
a subform and have it populate it by using a loop and a temp table and show
only the ones listed in the table. Another thing I need to consider is the
user will need to be able to click on the check box if it is enabled.
Is this possible? If not, by chance would anyone have a suggestion? Just a
thought....
someone out ther may have a solution or a program that might do this.
Anyway is there a way through code to create a certain amount of check boxes
on a form by using RecordCount and have position like on a continuous form.
The reason I am asking is I have a main form with some check boxes and I have
them checked and enabled by using a loop code and a temp. This part works
fine. However, now I may need to create an additional 20-30 check boxes
depending on a variable passed by a combo box which ones would be checked and
enabled. Instead of having all these on the form I was thinking of creating
a subform and have it populate it by using a loop and a temp table and show
only the ones listed in the table. Another thing I need to consider is the
user will need to be able to click on the check box if it is enabled.
Is this possible? If not, by chance would anyone have a suggestion? Just a
thought....