Ok. You coud set their Visible property to No.
This example hides the 2 text boxes if the list box has the value 99:
Private Sub MyList_AfterUpdate()
Dim bShow As Boolean
bShow = Nz(Me.MyListBox <> 99, True)
If Me.Text1.Visible <> bShow Then
Me.[Text1].Visible = bShow
Me.[Text2].Visible = bShow
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Current()
Call MyList_AfterUpdate
End Sub
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Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia.
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Michael Nol said:
Hi Allen
by making these text fields null it wipes the value I have entered. Is there
a way to just make the text disappear??
Thanks
Michael
Allen Browne said:
Use the AfterUpdate event procedure of the list box to set the text
boxes
to
Null:
Private Sub MyList_AfterUpdate()
Me.[Text1] = Null
Me.[Text2] = Null
End Sub
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Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia.
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Michael Nol said:
I need to be able to make two form fields blank when I select an item
from
a
List box. The form fields are text boxes which are of type currency.