Is the text box is related to another field such as asking for Age?
For example, if their age is under 18, you want their actual age.
[X] Are you over 18 [...] Enter age
Right click on the "Enter Age" textbox and select text box properties.
Click on the 'Display' tab and select [Conditional Formatting]
[Add]
Set the condition: Field 1 is equal to 'true'
Select "Hide this control".
This will hide the text box but not the label.
To hide both, you could insert a section and then put the text box and label
in the section. Then, add conditional formating to the section just like we
did for the text box above.
Does that work for you?
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Jerry Thomas
Microsoft Office InfoPath
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as said:
Can I hide a text box? If so, How?
