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by saratogapete
Sure you can!
If you use the AfterUpdate event on any of your text box controls you can put a macro or VBA code there to do what you want. FOr example, if they type "MainDTCode" in TextBox 1, you could have code like:
If me.textbox1 = "MainDTCode" then
me.OtherTExtBox = 24
endif
THat's a very simple example but that's the gist of it.
I hope this helps.
Peter
by jpadilla
Pointed me in the right direction :0)
As my code writing skills are minimal, I will re-post in hopes of acquiring specific code for my situation.
by jpadilla
Pointed me in the right direction :0)
As my code writing skills are minimal, I will re-post in hopes of acquiring specific code for my situation.
by jpadilla
FieldName "MainDTCode" is set for DATA TYPE=text and limits the input range (1-999). I am currently utilizing 1-165 of the range.
Each one the those entries requires a corresponding "Code," limited to only: MTN,PRO,OTH,SET and RAW.
Will this require a macro or VBA code unique for each possiblity?
by jpadilla
FieldName "MainDTCode" is set for DATA TYPE=text and limits the input range (1-999). I am currently utilizing 1-165 of the range.
Each one the those entries requires a corresponding "Code," limited to only: MTN,PRO,OTH,SET and RAW.
Will this require a macro or VBA code unique for each possiblity?
by jpadilla
by jpadilla
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