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i'm pretty new when it comes to creating Outlook Forms and have a few
questions. i'm trying to create a form in outlook in which an end user would fill out and email to someone else for data entry. the form has 6 columns and 8 rows. of the 6 columns, 4 are text boxes and 2 are combo boxes. here's a layout of the columns (row 1 only) - name action ID ID2 name2 serial# name = text box. required. [TechName1] "" action = combo box. contains 4 values. must equal one of the 4 values. [AMD1] = "Add" or [AMD1] = "Delete" or [AMD1] = "Modify" or [AMD1] = "HHT" ID = text box. must equal 7 characters. Len( VZID1 ) = 7 ID2 = text box. must equal 3 characters. Len( VZID1 ) = 3 name2 = combo box. contains 6 values. must equal one of the 6 values. [AM1] = "xx" or [AM1] = "xx" or [AM1] = "xx" or [AM1] = "xx" or [AM1] = "xx" or[AM1] = "xx" serial# = text box. required [OS1] "" rows 2-8 are optional; however, if an end user decides to edit any of the remaining rows, all remaining columns in that row must have the same data validation as row 1. does any of this make sense? could i use a checkbox to set row-by-row visible if checked? |
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