Form is Cut Off at the Bottom

[Frannilea]

Hi.

I looked everywhere for an answer to this, which seems such a silly simple problem that should be easy to find an answer to. But there were only people complaining about reports and subforms. This is just a standard once off form and none of the other answers helped me.

I have a form that is being cut off at the bottom. Sure, there are scroll bars, but why is there a blank space below the form where I should see the bottom. It's forcing me to use the scroll bars when there is plenty of room on my screen to see the bottom of my form, except it's just blank. How do I change that? I read that the maximum length of a form is 22 inch. My form is less than half that = 22 cm in total as you can see in the second picture, but it's not even displaying the whole of that.

See pictures below. How do I see ALL of my form, filling the blank space instead of having to scroll down? The "form" property has a form "Width", but no form "Height".

Thanks in advance.


As you can see there is blank space, but I still have to scroll down? How do I make Access use ALL the space available within the window?




My form is longer than is displayed.


Here are my form properties.

[June7]

Each section has Height property. Form Header and Footer heights take precedence and Detail gets what's left.

If there are no controls within the form footer, reduce its height to zero.

[isladogs]

Also reduce the height of the detail section to remove any blank space

P.S. Congratulations. You get this year's award for the best Barbie database

[Bulzie]

P.S. Congratulations. You get this year's award for the best Barbie database

Hey this is probably how Candy Crush got started....

[Frannilea]

Haha! Thank you for the answer! It's exactly what I needed. Yes, my database looks horribly like a flamingo threw up on it. DD:: I'm not exactly in love with it's aesthetics either, but hopefully it'll make some rather reluctant 10 year old English learners feel more congenial to learning English. That and the promised candy...actually, probably mostly the promised candy, but it doesn't hurt to add a little more sugar...

PS: I tried it out on my kids and it was a success!! Thanks for all the help!!