Can not get size of list width
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From: Jason on 6 Jun 2010 21:33 7.5cm is wide enough (can set it to that value (7.5) in the form control - The field for List Width on form design below column widths and list rows). "Marshall Barton" <marshbarton(a)wowway.com> wrote in message news:s6eo069r7fn3ep640ge6lbbr51belpl1lh(a)4ax.com... > Jason wrote: >>Thanks for that, I was wondering about that - it does not state that for >>listwidth but did for something else. I'll try the formula 1440/2.54*7.5 >>(4251) but that seems too small as I am using 6000. It looks like 2032 or >>thereabouts = 1". > > > It is definietly 1440 twips per inch. > > I think your calculation would be correct for 7.5 > centimeters, but maybe 7.5 centimeters is not wide enough. > > -- > Marsh > MVP [MS Access]
From: Marshall Barton on 7 Jun 2010 10:01 Well, I can't see your form or list bos so I don't know what to do about "seems too small". How about just setting the ListWidth to the Width property? Have you used breakpoints in the code to see what the Width and before and after ListWidth values really are? Warning: Do not edit any code while viewing a module in breakpoint mode because it is likely to corrupt the form's module. -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] Jason wrote: >7.5cm is wide enough (can set it to that value (7.5) in the form control - >The field for List Width on form design below column widths and list rows). >"Marshall Barton" wrote in message >> Jason wrote: >>>Thanks for that, I was wondering about that - it does not state that for >>>listwidth but did for something else. I'll try the formula 1440/2.54*7.5 >>>(4251) but that seems too small as I am using 6000. It looks like 2032 or >>>thereabouts = 1". >> >> >> It is definietly 1440 twips per inch. >> >> I think your calculation would be correct for 7.5 >> centimeters, but maybe 7.5 centimeters is not wide enough.
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