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Access Scroll Bar Missing. This is what's causing the scrollbar to disappear. Form properties in design view says both vertical. If you open the sub form and open the property sheet and click on the format tab, you should be able to find scroll bars. However the vertical scrollbar does not. Here you can tell ms. I found that on the afterupdate of the main form i do a requery of the subform. I have a subform which displays a number of records that exceeds the allocated space. If you can fit everything on one screen (and 15 controls can very easily fit on one screen. I have added a listbox to a popup form which is intended to display the most recent records added via the form. Problem is, your subform controls are way too big if you're not going to have scroll bars on your main form. My vertical scrollbar has disappeared in access 2013 forms. Scrolling is a pain and means that they need to know to scroll to fill in all the data. When i use the scroll bar in the navigation pane, the scroll refuses to stop at the selected item, but instead moves several lines.

I have a subform which displays a number of records that exceeds the allocated space. Form properties in design view says both vertical. This is what's causing the scrollbar to disappear. My vertical scrollbar has disappeared in access 2013 forms. Here you can tell ms. When i use the scroll bar in the navigation pane, the scroll refuses to stop at the selected item, but instead moves several lines. I have added a listbox to a popup form which is intended to display the most recent records added via the form. Problem is, your subform controls are way too big if you're not going to have scroll bars on your main form. I found that on the afterupdate of the main form i do a requery of the subform. If you can fit everything on one screen (and 15 controls can very easily fit on one screen.

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Access Scroll Bar Missing Problem is, your subform controls are way too big if you're not going to have scroll bars on your main form. Form properties in design view says both vertical. When i use the scroll bar in the navigation pane, the scroll refuses to stop at the selected item, but instead moves several lines. However the vertical scrollbar does not. I have added a listbox to a popup form which is intended to display the most recent records added via the form. Here you can tell ms. I have a subform which displays a number of records that exceeds the allocated space. Scrolling is a pain and means that they need to know to scroll to fill in all the data. If you open the sub form and open the property sheet and click on the format tab, you should be able to find scroll bars. If you can fit everything on one screen (and 15 controls can very easily fit on one screen. I found that on the afterupdate of the main form i do a requery of the subform. My vertical scrollbar has disappeared in access 2013 forms. This is what's causing the scrollbar to disappear. Problem is, your subform controls are way too big if you're not going to have scroll bars on your main form.