Applies to
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BoundObjectFrame Object |
OptionButton Object |
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CheckBox Object |
OptionGroup Object |
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ComboBox Object |
SubForm Object |
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CustomControl Object |
TextBox Object |
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ListBox Object |
ToggleButton Object |
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ObjectFrame Object |
The Locked property specifies whether you can edit data in a control in Form view. Read/write Boolean.
expression.Locked
expression Required. An expression that returns one of the objects in the Applies To list.
Remarks
The Locked property uses the following settings.
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Setting |
Visual Basic |
Description |
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Yes |
True |
(Default for unbound object frames) The control functions normally but doesn't allow editing, adding, or deleting data. |
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No |
False |
(Default for all controls except unbound object frames) The control functions normally and allows editing, adding, and deleting data. |
You can set these properties by using a form's property sheet, a macro, or Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code.
Use the Locked property to protect data in a field by making it read-only. For example, you might want a control to only display information without allowing editing, or you might want to lock a control until a specific condition is met.
Example
The following example toggles the Enabled property of a command button and the Enabled and Locked properties of a control, depending on the type of employee displayed in the current record. If the employee is a manager, the SalaryDetails button is enabled and the PersonalInfo control is unlocked and enabled.
Sub Form_Current() If Me!EmployeeType = "Manager" Then Me!SalaryDetails.Enabled = True Me!PersonalInfo.Enabled = True Me!PersonalInfo.Locked = False Else Me!SalaryDetails.Enabled = False Me!PersonalInfo.Enabled = False Me!PersonalInfo.Locked = True End IfEnd Sub
