Show all records in a "continuous Form" form in Access 2000

Hi all.

I know how to goto the 1st, last, blah blah record ... What I'm looking for now is a setting that forces the form to display all records (that will fit on the screen) in the form. Currently, I populate a table and bind the form to that table ... Only the 1st record is displayed ... When I pull the form (resize it) down the other records show ... Any thoughts? Some size parameter related to the # of records? Hmmm ....

Let me clarify ... All the records are there and displayed. The SIZE of the window is what I'm trying to adjust ... (when I hover over the bottom of the window/dialog and drag down ...)

Thanks!

- Mike

go into the forms design view and change if from single form to continuous form...

Ephesians,

Sorry. I should have explained it better ... It is already a "Continuous Forms" form ... Currently it has to do with my not binding the form to a table until run-time ... If I turn off "autosize" and size the design window to display a couple rows and save it, that at least gets me some display ...

Well once it's bound at run time..I'm assuming you've got some bound controls at least.. just to a me.requery.

Ephesians,

Ok. I already do that ... I guess I'm not communicating effectively. What I want to do I guess is to programmatically resize the widow to show all the records ... Right now, because of my binding to a table in code and the subsequent ReQuery, all that is displayed in the window is the 1st record. When I manually resize the window (i.e. what I said before - drag the bottom of the window down ) the records are already there and a RePaint occurs ...

What about something like docmd.maximize? Or are you looking to resize the form to a specific size?

I think I found it ... Me.WindowHeight I'll just have to finagle the adjustment height relative to the # of records ...

Why are you binding the table at runtime through code rather than the form recordsource? It would be so much easier to have your continuous form is you just put the source in the record source before runtime.

Because I create and name the table during runtime ... Unfortunately the WindowHeight is a poperty that I cannot change at runtime ...

sure you can.. just use the SetWindowPos api..

i used this for displaying a defined number of command button on excel, maybe it can help

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Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
Dim lin As Variant

Windows("new quotation.xls").Activate
Sheets("temp").Select
lin = 4
uphere:
If Range("A" & lin) <> "" Then
lin = lin + 1
GoTo uphere
End If

CommandButton1.Caption = Range("A2").Value
CommandButton1.Left = 42
CommandButton2.Caption = Range("A3").Value
CommandButton2.Left = 42
CommandButton3.Caption = Range("A4").Value
CommandButton4.Caption = Range("A5").Value
CommandButton5.Caption = Range("A6").Value
CommandButton6.Caption = Range("A7").Value
CommandButton7.Caption = Range("A8").Value
CommandButton8.Caption = Range("A9").Value
CommandButton9.Caption = Range("A10").Value
CommandButton10.Caption = Range("A11").Value
CommandButton3.Left = 420
CommandButton4.Left = 420
CommandButton5.Left = 420
CommandButton6.Left = 420
CommandButton7.Left = 420
CommandButton8.Left = 420
CommandButton9.Left = 420
CommandButton10.Left = 420
whichproduct.Height = 100

If lin >= 5 Then
CommandButton3.Left = 42
whichproduct.Height = 130
End If
If lin >= 6 Then
CommandButton4.Left = 42
whichproduct.Height = 160
End If
If lin >= 7 Then
CommandButton5.Left = 42
whichproduct.Height = 190
End If
If lin >= 8 Then
CommandButton6.Left = 42
whichproduct.Height = 220
End If
If lin >= 9 Then
CommandButton7.Left = 42
whichproduct.Height = 250
End If
If lin >= 10 Then
CommandButton8.Left = 42
whichproduct.Height = 280
End If
If lin >= 11 Then
CommandButton9.Left = 42
whichproduct.Height = 310
End If
If lin >= 12 Then
CommandButton10.Left = 42
whichproduct.Height = 340
End If
End Sub
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