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searchVB.com's Tips & Tricks
May 8, 2001
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TODAY'S Tip & Trick: Scroll through data entries


Scroll through data entries
Ron McCarthy

Reader Ron McCarthy gives us a nifty tip on how to see data entries
when there are more of them than will fit on your tiny screen.

Have you ever needed to scroll through a large number of data entry
elements only to find that the screen isn't big enough to show them
all, especially in 800 X 600 resolution. Well here's the answer:
"Scrolling Frames."

To see how it works:

Create a form that does not display fully when maximized. 
Add a standard frame. Make the frames height bigger than the forms
height.
 
In the frame place as many textboxes as needed to fill the frame from
top to bottom. Note: Make them a control array so as not to exceed
the 255 controls per form limit. 

Add a FlatScrollBar to the form just to the right of the frame. 
Set the following properties: 
Appearance = 0 - fsb3D
Orientation = 0 - cc2OrientationVertical
LargeChange = 500
SmallChange = 100

When you run the application and the form is bigger than what can be
displayed on the screen, the scroll bar will allow you to scroll the
frame up and down so the text boxes will become visible. Of course
you could put any of the other VB controls in the frame as needed for
your application. The Form_Resize takes care of making the scroll bar
fit on the visible form and that the frame will scroll up and down
properly.

Code: 

Option Explicit

Private Sub Form_Load()
    Form_Resize
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Resize()
    'So the bar doesn't fall off the bottom
    FlatScrollBar1.Height = Me.Height - 400
    'Sets the scrollBar.max to a negitive number
    FlatScrollBar1.Max = Me.Height - (fraMain.Height + 450)
End Sub

Private Sub FlatScrollBar1_Change()
    Frame1.Top = FlatScrollBar1.Value
End Sub

Private Sub FlatScrollBar1_Scroll()
    Frame1.Top = FlatScrollBar1.Value
End Sub 


From: yinmos [mailto:yinmos@y...]
Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 3:08 PM
To: professional vb
Subject: [pro_vb] Is there any way to add scroll bars to the normal
form?


Hi,

I need to have a form that can be extended to a big size. Is there any way 
I can add scroll bars to it?

I can't use a MDI form because this form is in a MDI form.
There can't be 2 MDI form in a project

Please help



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