May 2007
Intermediate to advanced
1152 pages
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English
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Access™ 2007 VBA Programmer's Reference
by Teresa Hennig, Rob Cooper, Geoffrey Griffith, Armen Stein
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G.17. The SubForm Object
When designing Access forms, you can embed a subform within your main form. The SubForm object includes the same properties as the Control object. In addition, some of the SubForm object's properties are the same as other Access form objects. As a convenience, however, all of the SubForm object properties are described in the following table.
G.17.1. SubForm Object Properties
| Property | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AddColon | Boolean | Specifies whether a colon follows the text in labels for new controls. |
| Application | Application object | Returns the currently active application object. |
| AutoLabel | Boolean | Specifies whether labels are automatically created and attached to new controls. |
| BorderColor | Long | Specifies the color of a control's border. |
| BorderStyle | Byte | Specifies the type of border and border elements for the form. |
| BorderWidth | Byte | Specifies the width of a control's border. |
| BottomPadding | Integer | Specifies the amount of space between a control and its bottom gridline. |
| CanGrow | Boolean | Specifies whether the subform can grow to accommodate all the data. |
| CanShrink | Boolean | Specifies if the subform can shrink to avoid empty space with no data. |
| Controls | Controls collection | Returns the collection of all controls on the subform. |
| ControlType | Byte | Specifies the type of control on a subform. |
| DisplayWhen | Byte | Specifies which of a subform's sections or controls you want displayed on the screen or in print. |
| Enabled | Boolean | Returns the status of the conditional format in the FormatCondition object. |
| EventProcPrefix | String ... |
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