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you can also switch the pictures BKG color. to hide- make th color as the container picture color. to Show - to some other color.
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you can also switch the pictures BKG color. to hide- make th color as the container picture color. to Show - to some other color.

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Or set the .Visible property False.
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Set pic2.Picture = LoadPicture(&quot;&quot;)
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a solution will work, but i have plenty of work to do there<br />
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thanks
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a solution will work, but i have plenty of work to do there

thanks

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I am drawing bars in picture boxex representing data from the database. I have pic2 as container, and pic(1)... are the bars using load picture(i) loop where i is the number of items. it is working ok. when i delete one item, it is deleted from the tabble but the bar is still showing. i tried pic2.cls, .refresh no use, i need a way to refresh these bars and only show what is in the dbase. the worst scinario when the table is empty, i can not refresh till i quit the programme and reload it which is silly. so any one can help if i was understood!!<br />
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thanks<br />

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I am drawing bars in picture boxex representing data from the database. I have pic2 as container, and pic(1)... are the bars using load picture(i) loop where i is the number of items. it is working ok. when i delete one item, it is deleted from the tabble but the bar is still showing. i tried pic2.cls, .refresh no use, i need a way to refresh these bars and only show what is in the dbase. the worst scinario when the table is empty, i can not refresh till i quit the programme and reload it which is silly. so any one can help if i was understood!!

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