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Make Fields on form visible only if certain field has less than a certain value

Asked by dcphilli in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: visible, form, field, make

I'm trying to build a form that will track information for utility payments for a college campus.

On the form I have the fields for account 1 and percentage 1 visible and accounts 2 and 3 and percentages 2 and 3 are not visible.  I want to makes account 2 visible if percentage 1 is less than 100% and account and percentage 3 visible if 1 + 2 is less than 100%.

this is the code I have and it isn't working:
Private Sub NCSANum1Percent__Exit(Cancel As Integer)

    If NCSANum1Percent < 100 Then
        NCSANum2.Visible = True
        NCSANum2Percent.Visible = True
        DoCmd.GoToControl "ncsanum2"
    End If
           
End Sub

Private Sub NCSANum2Percent_Exit(Cancel As Integer)

    If (NCSANum1Percent + NCSANum2Percent) <> 1 Then
        NCSANum3.Visible = True
        NCSANum3Percent.Visible = True
        DoCmd.GoToControl "ncsanum3"
    Else
        NCSANum2.Visible = False And NCSANum2Percent.Visible = False
    End If
       
End Sub
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