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John D.
So I did all that below, but now I want to edit info in the form view. I have
an invoice form, and within is a subform for the address, city, state, zip
etc.., the subform in the form view displays information I want, but does not
allow me to edit or alter information. How can I enable this?
Answer
Subject: Re: How do I set length (not height) of a control to grow in
Access? 6/15/2005 12:29 PM PST
By: Rick B In: microsoft.public.access.forms
Then put them into an unbound text box like this....
= ([StreetNumber] + " ") & [Street] & " " & [City] & ", " & [State] & " " &
[ZipCode]
an invoice form, and within is a subform for the address, city, state, zip
etc.., the subform in the form view displays information I want, but does not
allow me to edit or alter information. How can I enable this?
Answer
Subject: Re: How do I set length (not height) of a control to grow in
Access? 6/15/2005 12:29 PM PST
By: Rick B In: microsoft.public.access.forms
Then put them into an unbound text box like this....
= ([StreetNumber] + " ") & [Street] & " " & [City] & ", " & [State] & " " &
[ZipCode]