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Text boxes in forms
Hi,
I'm sure this is a really easy one, but... I have a set of forms that capture user-inputed data. Each form uses text boxes to record the input and copy it to specific cells on a spreadsheet. When users need to input several different items into the same text box, how do I capture the carriage return to put these on different lines within the same box? At the moment, the carriage return forces the cursor to move to the next text box on the form (in the same way that the Tab key moves about). What I want is the text from each box on the form copied to specific cells (I can do this ok) and formatted so that it looks as if each cell line has had ALT-ENTER used Hope this makes sense! TIA Dave |
Text boxes in forms
On Dec 11, 10:40*am, Risky Dave
wrote: When users need to input several different items into the same text box, how do I capture the carriage return to put these on different lines within the same box? Either set the TextBox EnterKeyBehaviour to FALSE in the properties pane when designing the form, or set the same property programatically |
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