In a report I have full forms and created text boxes for them. How do I make it visible for only who click on it ?
Index
1. ASAP - As soon as possible
2. CCMS - Certificate Candidate Management System
and 20 more all put in a text box
How do I make the contents of index visible only when toggled on index without using tablix as I have no visibility expression
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I am trying to filter a subform based off a value selected in a listbox.
My list box is called cboCurrentListName and this is populated using a select query
The subform is called Form_subform_ListContents
For the change event for the list box I have the following code, however no filters are applied when its executed.
Me.Form_subform_ListContents.Form.Filter = "[ListName]=" & Me.cboCurrentListName.Value
Me.Form_subform_ListContents.Form.Filter = True
I have also tried using Master/Child links to execute this using the following steps, but this caused an input box to pop up when the fom loaded:
first I set the 'link child fields' option in the properties of the subform to 'ListName' (this is the field name that populates the list box and is present in the subform
then I set the 'link master fields' option in the properties of the subform to 'cboCurrentListName' (the listbox name)
then in the listbox properties I set the control source to 'cboCurrentListName'
The above steps cased an input box to pop up on opening the form (the value typed in here does filter the subform). However I don't want an input box in order to do this, I want to use the listbox.
I have googled this and fried different methods but have had no luck. I am pretty new to access and of the control source sections aren't a strong point of mine, which is why I tried to use the VBA on the event change instead
Any help would be appricaited, I tried a few things and had no luck.
EDIT: When trying the master/hild option I also get an error 'Can'y build a link between unbound forms' if I click the 3 dots in the poperties. SO for the above steps I had to manually type in the otpions.
I have an Access Table named Count. It has one field named Anz and it has only 1 record. I want to Show this record in a TextBox on a form named overview. So in the design mode of the form inside the TextBox I use the code
[Count]![Anz]
but it Returns me #Name? error when I Switch back to form mode. Where am I going wrong?
You can use in Control Source of your unbound text box =Dlookup("[Anz]","[Count]")
Also you can bound your form to Count table and use for text box control source Anz
I am working with crystal report in visual studio , the report contains data from the data base . the Problem is that the field object height in the report it is fine for short text length but for long text some characters that exceed the field object height will be hidden.
I have been used can grow property by checking it in the format object window but it didn't work the section height didn't increase automatically to wrap all text .
please how can i solve this problem ? any help would be appreciated
thanks in advance
In crystal reports, create a new formula. (it can be done by right-mouse clicking on Formular Fields in the "Field Explorer". In this formula field, drag and drop the notes field so the formula would look something like this {Command.Notes} or {TableName.Notes}. Then back in your report, right mouse click in the Details section and select Insert --> Text Object. Then drag and drop that newly created Formula field into the newly created blank text object.
I'm trying to show / hide fields in a Pentaho report based upon user input.
For example, I would like to offer a checkbox to the user saying "Show Product Count" -- if the box is unchecked, it will not include that column in the report.
Is there a way to do this in Pentaho Report Designer, perhaps using Parameters?
Thanks for the help -Monica
Yes, you have half the answer. Have a Yes/No Parameter "ShowProductCount"
Then on the conditional fields, go to the visible property, click the + formula icon and enter:
=IF([ShowProductCount]="Yes"; TRUE(); FALSE())
Simple! :)
There is more to this that the above answer. For example, if you don't want a field to show on the report, you pass the value mentioned above by Codek but the field will not show but the space for it will. The field has to be in a BAND and the band layout has to be set to ROW. Also, on the field you want to not display or display based on user selection, you have to set that field's style properties under size & position - invisible-consumes-space = false.
I am working on an MS Access forms Application using VBA.
I have a form which has three check boxes and i am trying to add a new check box in the form. The Three check boxes , which are already present have the grey shade inside them.
What does it represent ? If any thing significant, how to acheive that .
I am linking my MS Access form objects with SQL Server
Please help on this ...
You can find some documentation here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/aa173460(v=office.11).aspx
That shading either means that a value has not been set, or that the "Triple State" property is set to True and the checkbox is displaying a null value (if "Triple State" is set to false, nulls display in the same manner as false - i.e., a clear checkbox).