Is it possible that in a "continuous form view",we can see severa.

M

MacDermott

You can certainly set up your continuous form view to look like a column for
each field; just line up your textboxes next to each other and put the
labels in the header.

Or perhaps you're hoping to repeat a sequence of textboxes several times,
representing several records on the same row?
AFAIK, this is next to impossible on a form. The only approach which occurs
to me is multiple subforms, where it would be difficult keeping the various
subforms synchronized.
OTOH, if all you need is to display this data, not interact with it, such a
layout is fairly easy to produce in a report - just use File - Print
Layout - Columns.

HTH

zed_ted_io said:
Is it possible that in a "continuous form view",we can see several
columns?
 
B

Brian

zed_ted_io said:
Is it possible that in a "continuous form view",we can see several
columns?

You would need to change the form design so that the fields are next to each
other in a line across the form. If you don't want to do that, then you'll
have to create another form, or use datasheet view instead.
 
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