ChrisO
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This is a demonstration of a non ActiveX slider control.
The Slider control is actually a Form, which is incorporated into a subform, so that it can be instantiated many times in the one parent Form.
It has the following properties:-
SLIDER_NAME
ORIENTATION
BORDER_STYLE
HAS_CAPTION
CAPTION_TEXT
CAPTION_COLOUR
HAS_TICKS
NUM_TICKS
TICK_COLOUR
MARGIN
MIN_RANGE
MAX_RANGE
ROUND_TO
INIT_VALUE
Most of the properties can be set via structured global variables.
The demo is in Access 2003 (2000 file format) and rotates a Pie chart in two planes.
Tested with:-
Version..............: Access 2003.
Regional settings.: English, French and German.
Error handling…...: None.
References……..…: None.
If you have any questions, please ask them in the appropriate forum.
Regards,
Chris.
The Slider control is actually a Form, which is incorporated into a subform, so that it can be instantiated many times in the one parent Form.
It has the following properties:-
SLIDER_NAME
ORIENTATION
BORDER_STYLE
HAS_CAPTION
CAPTION_TEXT
CAPTION_COLOUR
HAS_TICKS
NUM_TICKS
TICK_COLOUR
MARGIN
MIN_RANGE
MAX_RANGE
ROUND_TO
INIT_VALUE
Most of the properties can be set via structured global variables.
The demo is in Access 2003 (2000 file format) and rotates a Pie chart in two planes.
Tested with:-
Version..............: Access 2003.
Regional settings.: English, French and German.
Error handling…...: None.
References……..…: None.
If you have any questions, please ask them in the appropriate forum.
Regards,
Chris.
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