Patrícia Villela
Reputation: 839
How to make a subform with "Disabled" aspect
I've been searching around MSDN but couldn't find anything that made my form with that shaded grey aspect!! You know, like if it was covered with a grey translucid plastic! Please, help me out.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 890
Answers (1)
Judah Sali
Reputation: 1098
On the Data tab of the container for the subform, change the Enabled to No. This only changes the border and the title.
Next, you have to change each field in the subform to be disabled (Data tab, Enabled = No). This leaves the column headings looking normal, but the fields will be gray.
Upvotes: 1
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