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lreecher
I have a tab on a form that I would like to remove and save it as a
freestanding form. Can this be done?
freestanding form. Can this be done?
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ruralguy via AccessMonster.com
Create a new blank form and leave it open in design mode. Open the form with
the tab control on it and switch to the tab you want. Select *all* of the
elements from that tab you want on the new form and copy them to the clip
board at the same time (^C). Switch to the new form and paste (^V). The
elements will retain their same relative position but you will need to set
the ControlSource of each unless you set the RecordSource of the form first.
Good Luck.
the tab control on it and switch to the tab you want. Select *all* of the
elements from that tab you want on the new form and copy them to the clip
board at the same time (^C). Switch to the new form and paste (^V). The
elements will retain their same relative position but you will need to set
the ControlSource of each unless you set the RecordSource of the form first.
Good Luck.
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lreecher
Thank you. I thought it would be simple. I had actually tried that and got an
error message which means I have a bigger problem, possibly corruption. I
appreciate your prompt answer.
error message which means I have a bigger problem, possibly corruption. I
appreciate your prompt answer.
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ruralguy via AccessMonster.com
You're welcome. Good luck.
Thank you. I thought it would be simple. I had actually tried that and got an
error message which means I have a bigger problem, possibly corruption. I
appreciate your prompt answer.
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]Create a new blank form and leave it open in design mode. Open the form with
the tab control on it and switch to the tab you want. Select *all* of the