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Paul Gross
(Sorry, accidentally posted this to the 'forms'
newsgroup.)
I need help determining how to layout a form
programmatically. My database represents
four "standards" that a school has developed for four new
curricula that it has developed. I want the teachers to
be able to use a form that VERY closely approximates the
paper form that they generated. So the default layout
for forms and subforms doesn't work.
Each standard has three substandards and each substandard
has between 1 and N key concepts associated with it.
Each key concept has between 1 and N benchmarks
associated with that. So my challenge is how to develop
a single form that lays out controls programmatically
rather than designing one form for each standard (which
will need to be modified over time anyway).
So can I easily take a form with some controls that I
have laid out manually and then programmatically add
controls as a function of the number of key concepts and
benchmarks that I need to display?
Thanks for any pointers as to where to find info on this
type of stuff.
Paul
..
newsgroup.)
I need help determining how to layout a form
programmatically. My database represents
four "standards" that a school has developed for four new
curricula that it has developed. I want the teachers to
be able to use a form that VERY closely approximates the
paper form that they generated. So the default layout
for forms and subforms doesn't work.
Each standard has three substandards and each substandard
has between 1 and N key concepts associated with it.
Each key concept has between 1 and N benchmarks
associated with that. So my challenge is how to develop
a single form that lays out controls programmatically
rather than designing one form for each standard (which
will need to be modified over time anyway).
So can I easily take a form with some controls that I
have laid out manually and then programmatically add
controls as a function of the number of key concepts and
benchmarks that I need to display?
Thanks for any pointers as to where to find info on this
type of stuff.
Paul
..