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Paul Kraemer
Hi,
I am using Access 2007. I have a Textbox in the detail section of a form
that is bound to a field of type 'Memo'. Most of the time, this memo field
contains only one line of text. Sometimes, however, it contains several
lines of text. When designing the form, I made the height of this textbox
just high enough to display one line of text. This is ok for most records,
but for records where this field contains more than one line of text, I would
like the height of my Textbox to automatically increase in order to fit the
extra lines of text. I tried to do this by setting the "Can Grow" and "Can
Shrink" properties of both my Textbox and the Detail section itself to "Yes",
but this did not do anything.
Is there anyway that I can automatically adjust the height of my textbox to
accomodate the variable number of lines of text that it will contain from
record to record?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
I am using Access 2007. I have a Textbox in the detail section of a form
that is bound to a field of type 'Memo'. Most of the time, this memo field
contains only one line of text. Sometimes, however, it contains several
lines of text. When designing the form, I made the height of this textbox
just high enough to display one line of text. This is ok for most records,
but for records where this field contains more than one line of text, I would
like the height of my Textbox to automatically increase in order to fit the
extra lines of text. I tried to do this by setting the "Can Grow" and "Can
Shrink" properties of both my Textbox and the Detail section itself to "Yes",
but this did not do anything.
Is there anyway that I can automatically adjust the height of my textbox to
accomodate the variable number of lines of text that it will contain from
record to record?
Thanks in advance,
Paul