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Do you really need a truly &quot;Open Ended&quot; system here...?<br />
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Most situations require 2 or 3 different combinations of fields, ...In this case you can simply create separate forms, and be done with this.<br />
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If this is a &quot;Security&quot; issue, then you will probably need something a lot stronger that simply &quot;hiding&quot; the Columns...
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Do you really need a truly "Open Ended" system here...?

Most situations require 2 or 3 different combinations of fields, ...In this case you can simply create separate forms, and be done with this.

If this is a "Security" issue, then you will probably need something a lot stronger that simply "hiding" the Columns...

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Hi<br />
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I am using Microsoft Access 2010 with vba running in the background.<br />
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I will be using a continuous form to present the data to the user. &nbsp;I would like for the user to choose what fields to view at runtime. &nbsp;I have ideas on how to do this, &nbsp;but I would like some considered opinions.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi

I am using Microsoft Access 2010 with vba running in the background.

I will be using a continuous form to present the data to the user.  I would like for the user to choose what fields to view at runtime.  I have ideas on how to do this,  but I would like some considered opinions.

Thanks

Allow user to select fields in a form (at runtime) to see in Access 2010

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Microsoft Access

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