Interesting video 😃 Colors are a hassle for me in Access, trying not to repeat them for different forms, trying not to make the database look unprofessional or too colorful; trying for it to be easy on the eyes if using it for long periods of time, the list goes on 😂
@@599CD I will say it in other way. your example change color by click button. But what I want is: how can I change Note color to any color based on state or city? Thank you in advance.
Thanks for deleting the comment. I know it worked on a much older version of Access but when I just tried to open that database, it didn't. I should have checked before I posted. Sorry.
This video clears up a lot of confusion with colors. Thanks
You’re welcome 😊
Hi Richard excellent video about different colours grateful for this video. SteveB
Glad you enjoyed it
excellent explanation and presentation as usual 👌👏
Thanks a lot 😊
Thanks...! Helpful Exercise
Most welcome!
Interesting video 😃 Colors are a hassle for me in Access, trying not to repeat them for different forms, trying not to make the database look unprofessional or too colorful; trying for it to be easy on the eyes if using it for long periods of time, the list goes on 😂
Thanks for sharing!
Great,
how can I change color based on subject value?
thank you in advance
What do you mean?
@@599CD I will say it in other way.
your example change color by click button.
But what I want is: how can I change Note color to any color based on state or city?
Thank you in advance.
Sure. You can either use conditional formatting or an AfterUpdate event for a single form. Search my channel for videos on both.
AWESOME Bob W.D.C.
Thanks
Thanks for deleting the comment. I know it worked on a much older version of Access but when I just tried to open that database, it didn't. I should have checked before I posted. Sorry.
I don't remember deleting any comments.