I must be missing something here, previewing the form does not duplicate the fields into the lower cells.
I have 3 DB edit fields located in the top row (col1, col2 & col3). When I run the form, it shows only 1 row of editable data in the 3 columns top row only. If I add a row, the data disappears to give me blank fields to enter into. If I press [F7]/[F8], I can flip thru the stored records (only the first row in the region is updated). What is the recommended sequence of events to create this simple scrolling region? Create the region, locate the DB edit fields, size the region... I assume that a DB edit field is the same thing as the old 6.5++ locating a column..? Do I need to do anything different when locating DB edit fields? --- "A. Razzak Memon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 05:10 PM 12/27/2004 -0500, Robert Vincent wrote: > > >I've been able to locate and size the scrolling > region, > >place DB Edit fields within the first row of cells, > but > >don't know how to duplicate them (if that is even > necessary) > >to the lower rows. > > > Robert, > > You don't need to duplicate them! > > Just preview the form (Ctrl+F9) while in form > designer > and watch those rows being duplicated. > > You may adjust the number of rows to be displayed > within > Scrolling Region by using the "Tiers" property. > > Here's how: > > . Click anywhere on Scrolling Region Control > . Right-Click or [F11] for Scrolling Region > Properties > . Under Tiers, Columns and Colors, define the > correct > number for "Tiers". The default is set to 5. > Use + or - spin button to increase/decrease > count. > . Click on [OK] button to save > . Use [Ctrl+F9] or click on [Run Form] button to > preview > > Tip: > > . If Scrolling Region Background Color is set to > [Btnface], > use [Gray Text] color for Selected Row for cool > effects. > > That's all there is to it! > > Have fun! > > Very Best R:egards, > > Razzak. > >
