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Old 10-21-2011, 08:40 AM
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Hello,

I have prepared a form, but it is not always clear the user, what is the purpose of the given field.


Is there any way (maybe a special control) which can appear and may have some text, when a user approach the mouse to the field.
How could this problem managed?

Thanky

ps. I couldn't find out, how to put a thread into "solved". Can anybody tell?
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Hi hklein,

If you're using formfields, they have a help text property that can be used to display a message on the status bar when the formfield is selected.
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Old 10-23-2011, 01:10 AM
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Hello,

thanks, but I guess, that textbox on a userform are not formfields, at least I didn't find this property.
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Hi hklein,

Although you've posted in the Userforms group, your post referred to fields, so I wasn't sure whether you're using a userform or formfields. Since it seems you're using a userform, it's easy enough to use the 'Enter' event to display your help somewhere. For example:
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 StatusBar = "Hello"
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Many thanks !

(How can I find the way of putting a thread into "solved"? )
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