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Sunday, September 27, 2015 – Permalink – Text Box HighlightsChange backgroundIt can be difficult to tell which text box on a form you're currently working with. One solution is to highlight the current position, with a different background. Access 2000+ allows you to do this with conditional formatting, but you can also get a similar result using code. To do so, create a new Module and add the following code: Save and close the Module, then open the appropriate Form in Design view. Click the Code button and insert =Highlight("GotFocus") in each of the Form's textbox control's GotFocus event procedure. Likewise, add =Highlight("LostFocus)") to each textbox's LostFocus event procedure. When you've finished, save the changes, close the VBE, and switch to Form view.  When you tab to a field, it's shaded yellow. When you tab away from the field, its background is restored to white. Also: Allen Browne: Field highlighting solutions See all Topics Labels: Customize, Entries, General, Reference, Tables, Tips, Tutorials, VBA <Doug Klippert@ 3:42 AM
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