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    tahirsatti is offline Novice
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    How to disable subform row single field


    I am facing some problem regarding sub form row.When i want to disable single filed then it disable all rows field.Please help to resolve this issue so that i will be able to disable single field in sub form.
    Thanks.

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    Beetle is offline Unrelatable
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    Sounds like you're using a continuous (or datasheet) subform. If so you're only option will be Conditional Formatting. Something like

    Code:
    Field Value Is    Equal To    "Some Value"
    then set the Enabled property of the control.

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    tahirsatti is offline Novice
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    Thanks for your response.Actually i have two field one it type and second is price.I just want that if type='y' then disable price and if price='z' then enable price.

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    Beetle is offline Unrelatable
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    Re: How to disable subform row single field

    You'll still need to use Conditional Formatting. I am not in front of a pc right now so can't test it, but it would be something like;

    Expression Is FieldY = X

    Then set the enabled property.

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