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Right I'm using VB for Access. I have a text box on a tab page. How the heck to I reference to it, so that I can change it's value? I've tried Forms!FormName!TabName!TextBoxName = "Whatever" but I get a variety of errors. I was just wondering if any kind soul out there knew how to do it. Cheers.
Chipseh wrote:
> Print msgbox("Blah blah blah")
That executes the msgbox and then prints what msgbox returns if anything.
MsgBox("Blah blah blah") on its own works fine in VB.
> Print msgbox("Blah blah blah")
That executes the msgbox and then prints what msgbox returns if anything.
MsgBox("Blah blah blah") on its own works fine in VB.
I can never remember using the Print command.
..its been a while since using VB, I created a crappy Trojan - which I am going to re-program in Delphi.
..its been a while since using VB, I created a crappy Trojan - which I am going to re-program in Delphi.
Yep, they are. For instance, if you wanted a msgbox in Access you'd type:
Msgbox "Blah blah blah"
whereas in the real VB environment you type:
Print msgbox("Blah blah blah")
Msgbox "Blah blah blah"
whereas in the real VB environment you type:
Print msgbox("Blah blah blah")
VB and the VB that you use for access are different in some ways.
Am I right? I have always wondered this.
Am I right? I have always wondered this.
Nevermind i've cracked it. You didnt even need to specify the tab name, just the textbox name and it found it. Damn me for overcomplicating things.
Right I'm using VB for Access. I have a text box on a tab page. How the heck to I reference to it, so that I can change it's value? I've tried Forms!FormName!TabName!TextBoxName = "Whatever" but I get a variety of errors. I was just wondering if any kind soul out there knew how to do it. Cheers.