Datasheet View in Form

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    Default Datasheet View in Form

    I have a subform that is in datasheet view. I notice that when I go to
    design view there is a header and footer and there are text descriptions
    above each field. When I go to form view, I only get the "spreadsheet" look
    with the actual field names as the column headers. Is there any way to
    change this?

    Thanks,

    CS


    Conner Stevens Guest

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    Default Datasheet View in Form

    A datasheet form in design view loks like a regular form
    in design view. Include the controls from your datasource
    that you wish to appear and change the label names to what
    you wnat to appear in the field headers.
    >-----Original Message-----
    >I have a subform that is in datasheet view. I notice that
    when I go to
    >design view there is a header and footer and there are
    text descriptions
    >above each field. When I go to form view, I only get
    the "spreadsheet" look
    >with the actual field names as the column headers. Is
    there any way to
    >change this?
    >
    >Thanks,
    >
    >CS
    >
    >
    >.
    >
    Bish Guest

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    Default Re: Datasheet View in Form

    Datasheets will use the caption of an _attached_ label, if there is one. If
    not, it will use the name of the textbox.

    Since the labels are in the header, they are not attached to the textboxes.
    You can select each label, and use Ctrl-x to cut it, select the textbox you
    want associated with it, and use ctrl-v to paste it. It will now be
    attached to the textbox, and datasheet view will use the label caption.

    If you have a large number of controls, and little code behind the subform,
    you may find it easier to delete the subform and recreate it.

    Choose AutoForm-Columnar. Then open the form in design view and change the
    form's 'default view' and 'views allowed' to datasheet.

    --
    Joan Wild
    Microsoft Access MVP

    "Conner Stevens" <cstevens@heavymonkey.com> wrote in message
    news:viiug16n2som99@corp.supernews.com...
    > I have a subform that is in datasheet view. I notice that when I go to
    > design view there is a header and footer and there are text descriptions
    > above each field. When I go to form view, I only get the "spreadsheet"
    look
    > with the actual field names as the column headers. Is there any way to
    > change this?
    >
    > Thanks,
    >
    > CS
    >
    >

    Joan Wild Guest

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