MS Access Combobox show tabs
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I am putting together a web form and I want to show or hide tabs based on a combobox. I'm not exactly sure how to do this in the best way. The combo box is just 1-10 and if 3 is selected, I want it to display 3 tabs, etc.
I can take a really roundabout way and hide everything with macros, but is there an easier way to reference the tabs?
Thanks.
ms-access combobox tabs ms-access-2010
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I am putting together a web form and I want to show or hide tabs based on a combobox. I'm not exactly sure how to do this in the best way. The combo box is just 1-10 and if 3 is selected, I want it to display 3 tabs, etc.
I can take a really roundabout way and hide everything with macros, but is there an easier way to reference the tabs?
Thanks.
ms-access combobox tabs ms-access-2010
asked Nov 9 at 23:30
howradisit
16
add a comment |
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I am putting together a web form and I want to show or hide tabs based on a combobox. I'm not exactly sure how to do this in the best way. The combo box is just 1-10 and if 3 is selected, I want it to display 3 tabs, etc.
I can take a really roundabout way and hide everything with macros, but is there an easier way to reference the tabs?
Thanks.
ms-access combobox tabs ms-access-2010
asked Nov 9 at 23:30
howradisit
16
I am putting together a web form and I want to show or hide tabs based on a combobox. I'm not exactly sure how to do this in the best way. The combo box is just 1-10 and if 3 is selected, I want it to display 3 tabs, etc.
I can take a really roundabout way and hide everything with macros, but is there an easier way to reference the tabs?
Thanks.
ms-access combobox tabs ms-access-2010
ms-access combobox tabs ms-access-2010
asked Nov 9 at 23:30
howradisit
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asked Nov 9 at 23:30
howradisit
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asked Nov 9 at 23:30
howradisit
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asked Nov 9 at 23:30
howradisit
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Each tab has a name and you can hide/show tabs using Visible property
tabMyTab3.Visible = False
answered Nov 10 at 2:46
Sergey S.
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Right. But let's say I want to, by default, hide all 10 tabs. Then, with my combobox, the only way I've been able to come up with showing/hiding them is to directly reference every tab. For example:
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:21
Show the first tab but hide all the others. Then, if combobox=2, show the first 2 tabs but hide everything else. Then, if combobox=3, show the first 3 tabs but hide the rest. But that requires for every option to manually call out each of the tabs for every number. Is there an easier way to show/hide multiple tabs?
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:30
Mind you, this is a web form, so I either have to be able to set it up as a macro or copy/paste appropriate web formats only.
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:36
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Each tab has a name and you can hide/show tabs using Visible property
tabMyTab3.Visible = False
answered Nov 10 at 2:46
Sergey S.
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Right. But let's say I want to, by default, hide all 10 tabs. Then, with my combobox, the only way I've been able to come up with showing/hiding them is to directly reference every tab. For example:
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:21
Show the first tab but hide all the others. Then, if combobox=2, show the first 2 tabs but hide everything else. Then, if combobox=3, show the first 3 tabs but hide the rest. But that requires for every option to manually call out each of the tabs for every number. Is there an easier way to show/hide multiple tabs?
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:30
Mind you, this is a web form, so I either have to be able to set it up as a macro or copy/paste appropriate web formats only.
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:36
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Each tab has a name and you can hide/show tabs using Visible property
tabMyTab3.Visible = False
answered Nov 10 at 2:46
Sergey S.
5,6101927
Right. But let's say I want to, by default, hide all 10 tabs. Then, with my combobox, the only way I've been able to come up with showing/hiding them is to directly reference every tab. For example:
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:21
Show the first tab but hide all the others. Then, if combobox=2, show the first 2 tabs but hide everything else. Then, if combobox=3, show the first 3 tabs but hide the rest. But that requires for every option to manually call out each of the tabs for every number. Is there an easier way to show/hide multiple tabs?
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:30
Mind you, this is a web form, so I either have to be able to set it up as a macro or copy/paste appropriate web formats only.
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:36
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Each tab has a name and you can hide/show tabs using Visible property
tabMyTab3.Visible = False
answered Nov 10 at 2:46
Sergey S.
5,6101927
Each tab has a name and you can hide/show tabs using Visible property
tabMyTab3.Visible = False
answered Nov 10 at 2:46
Sergey S.
5,6101927
answered Nov 10 at 2:46
Sergey S.
5,6101927
answered Nov 10 at 2:46
Sergey S.
5,6101927
answered Nov 10 at 2:46
Sergey S.
5,6101927
5,6101927
Right. But let's say I want to, by default, hide all 10 tabs. Then, with my combobox, the only way I've been able to come up with showing/hiding them is to directly reference every tab. For example:
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:21
Show the first tab but hide all the others. Then, if combobox=2, show the first 2 tabs but hide everything else. Then, if combobox=3, show the first 3 tabs but hide the rest. But that requires for every option to manually call out each of the tabs for every number. Is there an easier way to show/hide multiple tabs?
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:30
Mind you, this is a web form, so I either have to be able to set it up as a macro or copy/paste appropriate web formats only.
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:36
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Right. But let's say I want to, by default, hide all 10 tabs. Then, with my combobox, the only way I've been able to come up with showing/hiding them is to directly reference every tab. For example:
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:21
Show the first tab but hide all the others. Then, if combobox=2, show the first 2 tabs but hide everything else. Then, if combobox=3, show the first 3 tabs but hide the rest. But that requires for every option to manually call out each of the tabs for every number. Is there an easier way to show/hide multiple tabs?
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:30
Mind you, this is a web form, so I either have to be able to set it up as a macro or copy/paste appropriate web formats only.
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:36
Right. But let's say I want to, by default, hide all 10 tabs. Then, with my combobox, the only way I've been able to come up with showing/hiding them is to directly reference every tab. For example:
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:21
Right. But let's say I want to, by default, hide all 10 tabs. Then, with my combobox, the only way I've been able to come up with showing/hiding them is to directly reference every tab. For example:
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:21
Show the first tab but hide all the others. Then, if combobox=2, show the first 2 tabs but hide everything else. Then, if combobox=3, show the first 3 tabs but hide the rest. But that requires for every option to manually call out each of the tabs for every number. Is there an easier way to show/hide multiple tabs?
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:30
Show the first tab but hide all the others. Then, if combobox=2, show the first 2 tabs but hide everything else. Then, if combobox=3, show the first 3 tabs but hide the rest. But that requires for every option to manually call out each of the tabs for every number. Is there an easier way to show/hide multiple tabs?
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:30
Mind you, this is a web form, so I either have to be able to set it up as a macro or copy/paste appropriate web formats only.
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:36
Mind you, this is a web form, so I either have to be able to set it up as a macro or copy/paste appropriate web formats only.
– howradisit
Nov 12 at 15:36
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