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Only display table fields with actual values in subform

Asked by oollu in Access Forms, VB Database Programming, Access Coding/Macros

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I have a subform (called Chemical Analysis which is associated with the ChemResults table) where a user enters a string into a text field (called Melt) and then presses the tab key.   It then retireves the columns (all are elements) associated with that Melt.  There are 14 possible elements that can make up this Melt.  Not every element will have a value.  I also have another subform called Chemical Requirements which is associated with the ChemRequirements table.  

I need to do five things:
         1) Hide the lables and lose any white space associated with it if there is no value in a column.
         2) Write code that looks at the values in the ChemRequirements table and compares them  to the ChemResults table.  
         3) Display all fields that comntain an actual value.
         4) In the unlikely event that an element in the ChemRequirements table is not in or does not match the value (or lack there of) in the ChemResults table it displays the value (or an empty string if no value is present)  on the form in red.  
          5)  If there is a value in a column of the ChemRes table that does not exist in the ChemRequirements table it displays and empty string on the form and/or the value in red on the form.

I am attaching a bmp of part of my form, so you can see a little of what I'm referencing.

I am not a great programmer,  so any detailed help would be greatly apprecited!!!  Thanks in advance!!
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