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In my Access 97 database I have a form with a tab control that has about 150 controls on it (no subforms). When I add another tab and click on it (in both design and form view) all I see are the controls from the first tab. Why is this? Should I not be seeing a blank tab so that new controls can be added on it? Any help would be much appreciated. Am I missing something? |
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Mark C wrote: In my Access 97 database I have a form with a tab control that has about 150 controls on it (no subforms). When I add another tab and click on it (in both design and form view) all I see are the controls from the first tab. Why is this? Should I not be seeing a blank tab so that new controls can be added on it? Any help would be much appreciated. Am I missing something? Sounds like you just positioned the controls on top of the tab control instead of creating the controls inside the tab. You can either select all the controls and cut them. Then select the first tab and paste them back, or delete all the controls and select the first tab before recreating them. -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] |
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