I need help to understand how I can fill a form and at the same time have an image of the label next to the form which will show user the data which it is entering will go where in the label before it prints I have seen something like this for credit card payments, as the user is entering the CC details there is a CC image next to the form were the details are also getting populated. What is this feature called and if anyone can refer me to some tutorial or blogs.
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I'm trying to figure out if this is possible and if so any help on how to make it happen would be amazing. If not, I'd love to get an idea why it's not possible. I'm a novice and looking to learn! :)
I want to take a text response to one question in the first section of a Google Form and use that to populate checkbox options from a Google Sheet in the next section.
Basically, people check equipment out from my office for use with students and they can submit the form for extensions. I sometimes get confusing responses and would like to give them checkbox options based off the students' ID they enter in the first question.
Is any response information even available to use before the form is submitted?
I would like to preset an HTML page that has list box (scrollable) that is connected to an edit field. Every time the edit field is updated the list box should show only the items that match the text pattern in the edit field.
Am sure it's possible but not even sure what it's called and all my Google attempts have failed.
Thanks
For anyone who comes across this same question, the term that I was looking for was "creating an autocomplete form."
I am looking to build an 'easy on the eye' offline form which will be saved locally on users machines.
The purpose of the form is to record information and minutes taken in a meeting.
The form will include a logo, a header, hopefully some a dividing strip (preferably blue) and fields to complete in a table
Date
Time
Location
Attendees
An expanding (Downwards) text box with gets bigger when you type enough to fill it.
A print button which gives you the option of saving as a PDF or actually print it.
I have trawled the internet and even tried to adapt source codes on forms I like the look of but I'm not confident that even when I have adapted the code that those forms still don't have have some kind of connection to the internet as the information recorded in the forms will be highly confidential.
Can you point me in the direction or give me some pointers?
I have seen tutorials but the forms look very basic.
Many Thanks
I have created a help index on a tab control with 60 pages. Each page contains helpful information to the question that corresponds to the page. The questions that are being answered are on a different form from the tab control form. I have created a button next to each question so that the user can access the help form if they need background and instructions for completing each question. I am trying to write code that will open the form and go to the correct page based on the button that was clicked. So the button for question one would open the form and go to page 1. I have tried a few different things, and can't get it to recognize the page. Below is the code that I currently have in place:
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmTestingHelp"
Forms!frmTestingHelp.SetFocus
DoCmd.GotoPage (0)
The form opens, but cannot find the page and results in an error. I started without the second line, but added it to see if the issue was that it wasn't looking for the object in the right place.
Thanks in advance!
DoCmd.GotoPage is used only with page breaks, which hardly anybody uses. See e.g. here: http://www.functionx.com/vbaccess/Lesson13.htm and scroll down to "Using the Pages of a Form".
To select the second page of the tab control TabControl on your form:
Forms!frmTestingHelp!TabControl.Pages(1).SetFocus
or preferably, if you don't want to set the focus,
Forms!frmTestingHelp!TabControl.Value = 1
assuming you haven't changed the default PageIndex values 0,1,...
Previously, I have seen web forms that are multiple pages long, but on each page, if the inputted information is invalid, it will cause an error and make the user fix their input.
However, I can't seem to find anything to show me how to do this. My form is 2 pages, with a Continue button at the bottom of the first and a Submit button at the bottom of the second. However, all possible errors generated will be on the first page, so I want it to show them if the user hits Continue when he has inputted errors.
Right now, the form is only processed after the user hits Submit and all the data is posted to the backend, which means it then has to go back to the first page to show the errors.
You could try to check the information every time the user continues to the next input control, and tell him that there's something wrong if he enters any nonsense.
How to achieve this depends on how your form looks:
Does it just contain and something like that or radio buttons and other "special elements"?
For you could check at the FocusLost event, but I don't exactly remember its syntax.