How to Display Text Box Hint Instructions Until the User Enters a Value in Microsoft Access

[@Shadow.Dragon]

Great video, Richard and Alex!!!

[@ZahidKhan-mb6oc]

Very useful and precious tips, great video as ever. God bless you.

[@robertconrad7269]

Excellent! I tried something similar in VBA, but it was ugly and quirky, this is clean and simple. Thanks Alex and Richard 👍✌🏻

[@ILoveAvatarShow]

I am thankful you released this video 2 days ago! haha it is a helpful tutorial

[@AlaeAbajlal]

Thank's to Alex and thank you Mr. Richard fort the trick

[@vic902]

Very Helpful. Your videos are great!!!

[@xavierbatlle1828]

It's brilliant! Very easy and useful! 👏

[@NoLongerSet]

Now that's a cool one! Well done, Alex and Richard.

[@angelamarie1218]

Nice. Works in Datasheet View too. Thank you!!

[@janvanantwerp6574]

Ahhh, look at that...... Tks, will definitely impliment in the current DBS I am working on.

[@xjetech5558]

Very nice and useful

[@NimishP]

Microsoft in next release of Access should make this as built-in feature via additional property.

[@Affenhirte]

I also know them as Ghosttext or Placeholder.

[@ssdusd]

What about ComboBox, how to do hit?

[@sirlee6234]

if we do this for a textbox with input mask to set to "password", it won't work right, the text hint will display as *******