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Hiding Items in Combo Box
Michelle Seidelin 
    
6 years ago
Hello Richard

I am writing to you as I think I have found another tech help video which will do what you said that you would make me are tech help video on how to hide the items in our combo switch are no longer available/products no longer available

First of all here is a link to the video that I found on your tech help. Don't Delete Data.

If I am understanding correctly if I follow this tech help video and put our item in my product table called discontinued with that yes no this would solve my problem this would also save you make another video I would appreciate you getting back to me and letting me know if this is what would work for me to hide no longer available products

Just thinking this may save you work I have tried this out on a test database and it seems to hide those items in my combo box just wanted you to confirm following that video will not affect the ordered detailed table and the query that I would great using the product table with this included into the product table would do the trick and you would set this is the control source the query

Michelle
Richard Rost  @Reply  
          
6 years ago
Yep. That's the video that should help you with your problem. If you mark products inactive and hide them from your combo boxes, that will NOT take them out of the previous orders. You got it.
Michelle Seidelin OP  @Reply  
    
6 years ago
Hello Richard just to confirm if I have a field in the product table called discontinued which is a yes snowfield to hide the discontinued products I would use yes or true to stop them showing I know this may sound airy basic to you but I'm a person who is a person who needs to get it straight in their head before doing something using my scenario such as products thank you again enjoying all your tech help videos as soon I see where the new video if I have the time or when I get the time I soon jump onto your tech help video to look at the latest video and I also download them quite often from YouTube and store them in a folder called tech help inside a folder which has the lessons that I have purchased from you thanks again for your support you are wonder how you keep helping so many people

Michelle

PS after you have confirmed this I will notify you after I have got the database is running this method now thanks again for all your support and I am sure I am not the only person who would like to say that to you as there are so many people who are not able to become a member the Costner financial reasons really appreciate your work like me it sounds like is more than a job to you you get pleasure from showing people how to do things like I get pleasure helping people recover their lost memories off the old VHS tapes
Michelle Seidelin OP  @Reply  
    
6 years ago
Hello Richard

I have followed your video do not delete soft delete mark as discontinued is there a way of not showing things in combo without putting a checkmark on like in your video is there a way of changing this to run and rectally from the query which I have called discontinued and where do I set this is this set under source or row source the query that I crated works perfectly but just getting at to the combo's is my problem without having to put a tick on the form
Michelle Seidelin OP  @Reply  
    
6 years ago
Richard this is just the update I didn't say in that it previous message that I have the two combo is unbound set up as taught in developers six Michelle
Richard Rost  @Reply  
          
6 years ago
Yep. You understand it exactly. Practice with it in a different database first.
Richard Rost  @Reply  
          
6 years ago
You need a YES/NO value to determine whether or not a particular product is available or discontinued. Whether you use a checkbox or not on the form is up to you. Then, you can make a query based on that field to ONLY show available products. Use that query to create your combo boxes.

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