CraigLazar
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Problems with form back color
Hi
i am trying to change the backcolor of my form from blue 2 white.
it is not changing
this is the code i am trying to use. I am able to change my labels and text boxes with the same method except fpr the form backcolor
batches.backcolor = &h0&
Thanx
Craig
i am trying to change the backcolor of my form from blue 2 white.
it is not changing
this is the code i am trying to use. I am able to change my labels and text boxes with the same method except fpr the form backcolor
batches.backcolor = &h0&
Thanx
Craig
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Very good Caraf G.. I forgot all about the VB color constants.. thank you for the reminder.. <smile>
Craig, I don't understand how wsh2's suggestion solved your problem?
In your question you state that you do:
batches.backcolor = &h0&
But, when you try that
"it is not changing"
That doesn't make sense. The form should have changed, except it should have gone black instead of white.
So from the premise that you gave us correct information in your question it logically follows that wsh2's answer cannot be the correct answer to solve your problem.
In your question you state that you do:
batches.backcolor = &h0&
But, when you try that
"it is not changing"
That doesn't make sense. The form should have changed, except it should have gone black instead of white.
So from the premise that you gave us correct information in your question it logically follows that wsh2's answer cannot be the correct answer to solve your problem.
ASKER
Hi cara_g
i am very sorry
i meant to ask u to post the answer but i was in a rush and only realised after i acepted the answer.
So i am gonna post another question for u only to answer and i will grade it. Sorry mate i am embarrased and sorry if i hacked u off.
thanx for the great help
Craig
i am very sorry
i meant to ask u to post the answer but i was in a rush and only realised after i acepted the answer.
So i am gonna post another question for u only to answer and i will grade it. Sorry mate i am embarrased and sorry if i hacked u off.
thanx for the great help
Craig
Not at all, Craig, I didn't mean to come across like that. I was genuinely confused as I couldn't work it out.
Thanks
Pino
Thanks
Pino
Perhaps you're working with an instance of the form, and an object variable, and in this case you accidentally used the form name?
e.g.
Dim frmX As frmMain
Set frmX = New frmMain
frmX.SomeButton.BackColor = vbWhite
frmMain.BackColor = vbWhite '<-wrong,
frmX.BackColor = vbWhite '<-correct
?