From: Toller on 29 Apr 2010 17:26 I have a form that among other things has on it a field called 'EndDate". I need to add a field that will be conditionally formatted. If the Date is greater than Enddate, the field is to contain the text "Expired" in red. If not, the field is to be a blank and transparent. IOW, if the condition is met, red letters but otherwise, it just disappears. The field is not in the database. It's for display only. I've spent 2 hours trying all sorts of things to no avail. How can this be done? Thanks. Eric
From: fredg on 29 Apr 2010 18:40 On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 14:26:01 -0700, Toller wrote: > I have a form that among other things has on it a field called 'EndDate". I > need to add a field that will be conditionally formatted. If the Date is > greater than Enddate, the field is to contain the text "Expired" in red. If > not, the field is to be a blank and transparent. IOW, if the condition is > met, red letters but otherwise, it just disappears. > > The field is not in the database. It's for display only. > > I've spent 2 hours trying all sorts of things to no avail. How can this be > done? > > Thanks. > > Eric Set the control's control source to ="Expired" Set it's forecolor to Red. Click on Format + Conditional Formatting Set Condition1 to Expression Is Date()<[EndDate] Set the Condition's ForeColor to White (or whatever the control's back color is). Save the changes. -- Fred Please respond only to this newsgroup. I do not reply to personal e-mail
From: Toller on 29 Apr 2010 21:05 Thanks. Never would have thought of that. Eric
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