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rye1982
Hello,
As an Access novice, I have created a rudimentary form that I use to print
invoices (I realize now that I should have used a report for this purpose,
but I am too fargone to change it now and it works quite well).
Anyway, my issue is this - I use the following (simplified) code to hide
certain fields on certain invoices on Form_Current():
If IsNull(Me.Variable) Then
Me.Variable.Visible = False
Me.Label.Visible = False
Else
Me.Variable.Visible = True
Me.Label.Visible = True
End If
However, when I go to print my most recent invoices, I click Print and
select the records that I want printed. But when printing, it will keep the
form format of my first record. That is, if record #1 has 'Variable' and
'Label' (above) hidden on the form, it will hide it on all records printed
(even if Visible = True for that record).
Is there a way to resolve this?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you,
Ryan
As an Access novice, I have created a rudimentary form that I use to print
invoices (I realize now that I should have used a report for this purpose,
but I am too fargone to change it now and it works quite well).
Anyway, my issue is this - I use the following (simplified) code to hide
certain fields on certain invoices on Form_Current():
If IsNull(Me.Variable) Then
Me.Variable.Visible = False
Me.Label.Visible = False
Else
Me.Variable.Visible = True
Me.Label.Visible = True
End If
However, when I go to print my most recent invoices, I click Print and
select the records that I want printed. But when printing, it will keep the
form format of my first record. That is, if record #1 has 'Variable' and
'Label' (above) hidden on the form, it will hide it on all records printed
(even if Visible = True for that record).
Is there a way to resolve this?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you,
Ryan