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Leanne
I try to change one, and while it does change the length it changes the
length for all of them. Thanks!
length for all of them. Thanks!
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Jeff Boyce
Leanne
We aren't there. We can't see what you are working on.
A detailed description is more likely to get you detailed suggestions.
Regards
Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
We aren't there. We can't see what you are working on.
A detailed description is more likely to get you detailed suggestions.
Regards
Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
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Leanne
Sorry about that.
I'm in design view, trying to adjust the length of the field text box's.
When I try to adjust one, they all either increase or decrease in length.
I'm not that familiar with access.
I'm in design view, trying to adjust the length of the field text box's.
When I try to adjust one, they all either increase or decrease in length.
I'm not that familiar with access.
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Jeff Boyce
Leanne
If a "group" of controls (text boxes) all behave the same when you try to
alter one, there's a chance they've been set as a "group". Click on one of
the text boxes, then check Format on the menu to see if you have "Group" or
"Ungroup".
Another possibility might be that you are working on a datasheet form,
rather than a single form or continuous form. That's one of the properties
of the form itself.
Regards
Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
If a "group" of controls (text boxes) all behave the same when you try to
alter one, there's a chance they've been set as a "group". Click on one of
the text boxes, then check Format on the menu to see if you have "Group" or
"Ungroup".
Another possibility might be that you are working on a datasheet form,
rather than a single form or continuous form. That's one of the properties
of the form itself.
Regards
Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP