How can I view the table/query linked to a form/table/list in Access? It's not displaying in the "Property" pane during the Design View.
This seems simple but it took me a while, and there seems to be only one way of doing it.
It's most likely being set in the code (i.e. the RowSource of the List gets set in a VBA module).
Go to Design View and go to View Code:
Open the form, right click on an "empty" part of it, select "Design View". Now click the "Design" tab at the very top, then click "View Code" which should be on the very right.
If it doesn't take you to the correct place, it might be a subform. So while inside the Design View, right click the object containing the data and select "Subform in New Window", and then from there go to the "View Code" view the "Design" tab.
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I have a tabbed form in Access and on one tab, I'd like to create an ActiveX TreeView object. When I go to build this object and drag it to the tab, it attaches itself to the general form instead of the tab. This puts the control over top of all the tabs instead of the tab I want it in.
How do I attach the ActiveX control to the tab and not the entire form?
I've done a number of different "moves" to try and get it to attach and I've looked through the options to see if there is an easy way to attach it but nothing actually defines how the control is attached unlike a normal Access form control that is contained in the tab.
I would like to keep the extra forms to a minimum and maintain a single, tabbed form with separate controls on each tab.
Answer:
Make sure to select the tab first and then create the TreeView control. TreeView controls cannot be attached to a tab page by drag/drop.
If done correctly, the control will be placed on the tab page just under the tab name within the borders of the tab page. A quick test by selecting other tabs can be done to check that it attached to the right tab and only that tab.
I'm using Jubula to automate a JavaFX application. The problem is that, when I selected a tabbed component, I want to click right on this component. However, this component isn't mapped cause I selected it with index.
Is there a way to click on it with the right button?
If the mouse in in the component, Jubula does not change the position for the next action(except it is specified in the action).
This means if you select the tab with the select tab action. You could do another action e.g. "select context menu" at the exact same position.
I have one doubt in filemaker pro. In my project I have one layout with a button(Lets say layout1). If I click on the button, it is navigating to next page(Lets say layout2). If I go to layout mode in this page(layout2), it is showing the layout mode of previous page(layout1). I checked the button setup in this page(layout1). It is calling some script(Lets say script1). In the script(script1) it is calling some object using "go to object[object name:nameoftheobject]". I want to make some changes in layout2. Is there any way to find this layout or suggest some ideas to edit the object 'nameoftheobject'?
Your script does not change the layout, instead the interface is re-drawn by going to an object covering a whole layout. It could be a hidden tab control, popover or slide control. Duplicate layout and try to select all and apply a visible border.
I am new in Microsoft Access. What i want is to switch between forms in subform panel depending upon the user selects from drop down list. Attach file contains what i want
I google alot but didnt find any help. Thank you for your help.
Here is screen shot. but I am confused in finding control of subform.
Forms("frmMain").Form.subFormControl.SourceObject = "SubForm_2_A"
..should be all you need.
subFormControl is the name of the subform-container-control that contains Subform2.
frmMain is the name of the parent form, not labelled in your picture (actually, you might not have to put subform1 in a subform really, its content could be on the parent form).
EDIT:
The red frame marks a subform. Click on -1- to make sure the main form has the focus. Then click once on -2- and the control is selected, and its properties show up in the properties box on the right.
Note that you find the "source object" in the data page and the name of the control in the "other" page. Access makes the name (of the control) the same as the form, which is really not such a bright idea and rather confusing.
i just want to know how to create a dropdown menu when a button is clicked, just shown in the image.![image][1]
When I click "Default Language" button it should show a list of options to select from. And when this list appears, the other buttons (or rows) below the "Default Language" button should move down so that they are not covered by the popped list.
Regards Nipin.
Try this sample code from Apple. It basically uses a table view and gestures to open up and close different sections of a cell.