yep! nada
if i uninstall and reinstall access to try to solve this will i lose my data base?
Ariana Perry
Last Activity: Feb 17 '11, 09:07 PM
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Thanks for the reply! definetly not condescending. Yes, the control is set on the main form, not the sub forms.
I just tried shrinking the form and the scroll bar is still not there. there is a white space where the scroll bar *should* be, and this white space goes away if i change the scroll bar option from "both" to "neither" or "horizontal ". That suggests to me that the program knows there is suppose...Leave a comment:
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Thanks! yes, you are correct, the scroll bar is on the main form, not the sub forms. I did try making a new form and the same thing happened. I don't understand why the 2 new forms are having this issue and the old one isn't, seems odd to me.
As for your suggestion about having the focus set to control on the main board, i don't know where that is or what that is so i don't know if it's set on the main board or not, how would i do...Leave a comment:
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Scroll Bar in Access 2003
I am creating a form in Access 2003. It has 3 subforms in it. Because of all the data in the form i need to be able to scroll since not all the information will fit on a single page.
I have gone to the scrollbar property box and set it to have a scroll bar both horizontally and vertically. The problem is, even after doing this there is no scroll bar going vertically. There is a space where the scroll bar should be, but there is no...
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