Phucon,
When I want to do something like that, I toggle the visible property of the two controls. As far as I know, you can't change the stacking order using VBA but hiding one (visible = false) while showing the other (visible = true) gives you the same effect.
Glenn
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Subject: [MS_AccessPros] How do I or is it possible to use the BRING TO FRONT and SEND TO BACK in VBA code?
I have 2 controls ( a combo box and a text box) that are overlapping , 1 on top the other. Sometimes I want to bring the combo box to the front, other times I want to send it to the back to show the text box's info. Is it possible or how do I use BRING TO FRONT and SEND TO BACK in VBA code?
Thank you
Phucon
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