Hello all-
I am currently experienceing the following bug in Access xp:
http://allenbrowne.com/bug-05.html
Conditional formatting
If you apply conditional formatting to calculated controls, you may start an endless loop where the form recalculates continually and fails to display the results...
Found the issue:
http://allenbrowne.com/bug-05.html
Does anyone know of any 'better' work arounds than the one given on the page? (Just don't use them).
Thanks
Adam
New question.
Is there any reason why when I open a form in DataSheet view, the data is 'calculating' until I highlight an entire row? My CPU climbs to 100% and I can't see the values in the cells.
I think that this has something do to with the conditioanl formatting.
Is there any way to change the color of an indidual cell's text in the Datasheet view of a form?
For example, one of my fields must be above 48.0. So, if the text entered was 50 - I want it to be green. If the text was 30, I want it to be read.
Thanks in advance!
Adam
Hey, for those of you searching the archives on this. I ended up finding a solution.
http://www.tech-archive.net/Archive/SQL-Server/microsoft.public.sqlserver.server/2004-04/3108.html
select
l.*
from letters as l
join
( select letter
from letters
group by letter
having...
Yes. Basically, if the first field is duplicated in any other first field (regardless of what the other fields are) I want it in the resultset.
test7, 1, 2
test7, 1, 6 YES
test7, 1, 1
test7, 1, 1 YES
test7, 7, 1
test7, 0, 1 YES
testX, 1, 1
test4, 1, 1 NO
Sorry I am so confusing.
Sorry for the multiple posts. Also, I would like to include records that are the same in only one of the two last columns. That is:
test6, 1, 1
test6, 1, 000
The only thing that I care about is the first column being the same. The rest is a "don't care" condition".
Thanks!
Adam
SkipVought-
YOU ROCK. Ok, now, my fake data was a little misleading. Is there anyway that I can include records that are EXACTLY the same as well?
test5, 1, 1
test5, 1, 1
??
Thanks!
Adam
Here is the exact code that I ended up with:
SELECT First(t1.test1) AS FirstOftest1, t1.test2, t1.test3
FROM Table1 AS t1, Table1 AS t2
WHERE (((t1.test2)=(t2.test2)) AND ((t1.test3)=(t2.test3)))
GROUP BY t1.test2, t1.test3;
Here is the result of that code:
test3 1 1
test4 1 2
test4 1 3
test1...
I have the following records with 4 fields:
test1, 1, 1
test1, 3, 4
test3, 1, 1
test4, 1, 2
test4, 1, 3
I would like to return:
test1, 1, 1
test4, 1, 2
test4, 1, 3
test1, 3, 4
That is, I would like to get the non-distinct records ONLY non-distinct on only the first field. Note that on the...
How about that, solved my own problem. For those of us who search this forum (like me) use the onCurrent event - as indicated in:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vbaac10/html/acevtCurrent.asp
Goood Luck
Adam
Sorry, I should have been more clear. I want to know if there is an event for when I cycle through the different records, not just when a change to an individual record is made.
Thanks
Adam
Is there an event that tells when the record changed on a form? Changed either by a mouse scroll or by clicking on the built in Access arrows at the bottom.
Thanks
Adam
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