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Access Vba Visible Not Working. Basically, i have a checkbox. Use the visible property to hide a control on a form or report by including the property in a macro or event procedure that. When the report opens, i want the form to stay loaded, but hidden. Someone was able to point me to a basic vba formula of if (this checkbox) = true then,. Well, that may have been one of the problems but it wasn't the problem. I was trying to make fields visible/not visible depending on the value to two unbound fields on the sub report added together. Form.visible (access) returns or sets whether the object is visible. I'd definitely recommend vba though, because you can do a lot more with it. Placing.visible = false after the docmd.open didn't. If it's checked, i want three or four more fields to pop up. However, it would be good to be able to to do a similar things to set a group of controls as enabled / disabled. To hide an object when printing, use the displaywhen property.

I was trying to make fields visible/not visible depending on the value to two unbound fields on the sub report added together. However, it would be good to be able to to do a similar things to set a group of controls as enabled / disabled. Placing.visible = false after the docmd.open didn't. When the report opens, i want the form to stay loaded, but hidden. Basically, i have a checkbox. I'd definitely recommend vba though, because you can do a lot more with it. Well, that may have been one of the problems but it wasn't the problem. If it's checked, i want three or four more fields to pop up. To hide an object when printing, use the displaywhen property. Form.visible (access) returns or sets whether the object is visible.

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Access Vba Visible Not Working Basically, i have a checkbox. Someone was able to point me to a basic vba formula of if (this checkbox) = true then,. I'd definitely recommend vba though, because you can do a lot more with it. If it's checked, i want three or four more fields to pop up. Placing.visible = false after the docmd.open didn't. However, it would be good to be able to to do a similar things to set a group of controls as enabled / disabled. Use the visible property to hide a control on a form or report by including the property in a macro or event procedure that. I was trying to make fields visible/not visible depending on the value to two unbound fields on the sub report added together. To hide an object when printing, use the displaywhen property. Well, that may have been one of the problems but it wasn't the problem. Form.visible (access) returns or sets whether the object is visible. Basically, i have a checkbox. When the report opens, i want the form to stay loaded, but hidden.