A text field can not include other fields.
Would a Section work to group some of your fields?
The border can be hidden or colored.
All of the 'contained' controls can be hidden or displayed with just one
Conditional Formatting statement on the Section instead of each individual
control.
One way to get a very precise layout is to use a Layout table.
For example, insert a 5 col x 4 row Layout table
Then Merge a couple of the cells in the top row where you want the text.
This could be static fields labels or could be a dynamic text field.
Set other controls in the different cells - Left align one and Right Align
another.
The outer border of the table could be set to a color or can be hidden.
Does that help?
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Jerry Thomas
Microsoft Office InfoPath
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Barnsey said:
Does anybody no if there is a way you can have a box round some controls
and then have the text on top of the box as you do with the Frame controrl
within Visual Basic.
