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after disable on check how do you enable after double click
Posted on 2012-12-23
I want to disable a field when its clicked but if they make a mistake i want to be able to double clicl to enable but it doesnt work. what do i need to do to make this haappen ? I also want to make it turn a colorvwhen its disabled where would i do that in the code? herenis what i have so far.
Private Sub Induction_Click()
Me.Induction.Enabled = False
background color= red
End Sub
Private Sub Induction_DblClick(Cancel As Integer)
Me.Induction.Enabled = True
End Sub
bingo.accdb
Private Sub Induction_Click()
Me.Induction.Enabled = False
background color= red
End Sub
Private Sub Induction_DblClick(Cancel As Integer)
Me.Induction.Enabled = True
End Sub
bingo.accdb
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I added a command button to reset the induction check box. Once you disable it, double-clicking it will not work.
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