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MS ACCESS CUSTOM TOOL BAR
Hi,
I would like to put custom tool bar in my Ms-Access application. Not the predefined tool bar, but one that I can customize for an accounting application I am doing:
Something like this:
SALES PURCHASES RECEIPTS PAYMENTS
Cash Sales Local Purch. Cash Rec. Cash Payments
Credit Sales Foreign Purch. Linx Rec. Cheque Payments
Other Sales
The titles will be the headings... and the items below will be drop-down list that will appear when click on the heading.
Thank you.
I would like to put custom tool bar in my Ms-Access application. Not the predefined tool bar, but one that I can customize for an accounting application I am doing:
Something like this:
SALES PURCHASES RECEIPTS PAYMENTS
Cash Sales Local Purch. Cash Rec. Cash Payments
Credit Sales Foreign Purch. Linx Rec. Cheque Payments
Other Sales
The titles will be the headings... and the items below will be drop-down list that will appear when click on the heading.
Thank you.
What is the version of your Access ...if its <= 2003 then you can create a custom Toolbar...if not (Access >=2007) then you can create a custom Ribbon.
Give some more info to assist further.
Give some more info to assist further.
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And if you don't want to use the ribbon, you can use the Access Shortcut Tool.
To do this, you would have to put controls on your form, probably labels, for your main menu. And you would then use the Access Shortcut Tool to build the shortcut menus. Finally, you would use the click event of the labels for your main menu to popup the shortcut menu:
commandbars("Sales").ShowP
To do this, you would have to put controls on your form, probably labels, for your main menu. And you would then use the Access Shortcut Tool to build the shortcut menus. Finally, you would use the click event of the labels for your main menu to popup the shortcut menu:
commandbars("Sales").ShowP
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