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printmedia said:<br />
&gt;&gt;I'm working on a form that when the user chooses one radio button it will make the other radio buttons disapear.<br />
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I'd argue that you should not do that: radio buttons should be used to show &quot;options&quot;, and choosing one option<br />
from a group ought not make the other options invisible or lock out the other options.
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printmedia said:
>>I'm working on a form that when the user chooses one radio button it will make the other radio buttons disapear.

I'd argue that you should not do that: radio buttons should be used to show "options", and choosing one option
from a group ought not make the other options invisible or lock out the other options.

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Ok I will not lock the other options. But what is the difference between Enable = False and Visible = False?
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Ok I will not lock the other options. But what is the difference between Enable = False and Visible = False?

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So if I use Visible = False, the end user will still not be able to interact with the control?
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So if I use Visible = False, the end user will still not be able to interact with the control?

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Nevermind I understand now. Thanks!
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Hi all.<br />
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What is the difference between the following properties in access 2003 forms: Enable and Visible<br />
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I'm working on a form that when the user chooses one radio button it will make the other radio buttons disapear. But which is wiser to choose? control.Enable = False or control.Visible = False<br />
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Thank you in advance.
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Hi all.

What is the difference between the following properties in access 2003 forms: Enable and Visible

I'm working on a form that when the user chooses one radio button it will make the other radio buttons disapear. But which is wiser to choose? control.Enable = False or control.Visible = False


Thank you in advance.

Difference between Enable and Visible in Access 2003 Form

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.