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How to add a hidden field to VBA

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Posted on by Christclark 110

I would like to add this hidden field named "Distribution Sequence Number"(In properties, i save set the visible to true) .

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I was trying to  "Add fields to visual basic".

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because i want it to appear in Visual Basic as an object so i can use it when i codi.

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  • L Vail Profile Picture
    L Vail 65,271 on at

    I normally just change it to visual and place it on the window, then I can mark it to be included in VBA. Once I've included it, I mark it back to invisible and move it off of the window.

    Leslie

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    Christclark 110 on at

    Kindly explain further on how you change it to visual?
    I am going to explain the steps and scenario one more time...
    IN PM_Transaction_Entry_Distribution, there is a distribution scroll (See picture below, i have rectangled in red).

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    after double clicking it this will appear (See picture below, i have rectangled in red). 

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    Distribution Sequence is a global field and a hidden field.  (See picture below, i have rectangled in red). 

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    I have  checked  "show field names" and  "show invisible fields" (See picture below, i have rectangled in red). 

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    I am trying to  "Add fields to visual basic" but it is not showing.

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    because i want it to appear in Visual Basic as an object so i can use it when i code.

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    So how will i able to add it as an object in visual basic???

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    Christclark 110 on at

    I was able to include. it is very tricky. Just have to place it somewhere I know I wil lbe able to click it. then Poof!! it getis included in VBA :)

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