Hi! I'm in the middle of creating a contacts database in Access 2007. I've created a form to input new contacts, and I've used tabs to have 5 different sections of information for each contact. (The first tab is their mailing address, the second...
Hi! I'm in the middle of creating a contacts database in Access 2007. I've created a form to input new contacts, and I've used tabs to have 5 different sections of information for each contact. (The first tab is their mailing address, the second is a subform with information about their involvement with different departments in the company, and so on.)
On the first tab, I have labels that are acting as titles for two different sections of address. One says "WORK" and the other says "HOME". The strange thing is that the "HOME" label shows up on every tab. I don't know why the "WORK" doesn't as well, but no matter which tab you pick, the "HOME" is clearly visible. It's the only thing from the first tab that's showing through and I can't figure out why.
It hasn't been an issue up until this point for me because I have subforms on top of it in tabs 2-4, but my 5th tab won't be a subform and now this label is stuck in the way there.
Help? Thanks so much!
EDIT: Fixed it! I'm a little disappointed I didn't think of it sooner, but I tried making another label and deleting the problem one... and it worked just fine. But I'm actually still curious as to why it happened. My best guess is that an object gets anchored to a certain part of the form, and the problem label hadn't actually been attached to that tabbed page, it was just floating above the whole object. Am I right?
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