Hello all,
In access 2007, it appears you cannot put a toggle button underneath a menu
id and have it show a Pressed / Not Pressed status. If you make the
toggleButton ID as part of the main ribbon on a form, it will show the
pressed status.
Does anyone know of any workarounds?
If not, what I'm trying to do is have 2 styles of a particular form, and
have an easy way for the user to select which style. My first thought was to
use a toggle button, where one toggle would be pressed in for one style, and
the other toggle for style #2. I don't want this staring at the user in the
main form's ribbon menu, so I tried to tuck it away under an existing
Preview menu.
Any other ideas of a way to select between the 2 styles that will make sense
/ be easy to find for the end-user?
Thanks!
Andy
In access 2007, it appears you cannot put a toggle button underneath a menu
id and have it show a Pressed / Not Pressed status. If you make the
toggleButton ID as part of the main ribbon on a form, it will show the
pressed status.
Does anyone know of any workarounds?
If not, what I'm trying to do is have 2 styles of a particular form, and
have an easy way for the user to select which style. My first thought was to
use a toggle button, where one toggle would be pressed in for one style, and
the other toggle for style #2. I don't want this staring at the user in the
main form's ribbon menu, so I tried to tuck it away under an existing
Preview menu.
Any other ideas of a way to select between the 2 styles that will make sense
/ be easy to find for the end-user?
Thanks!
Andy