PaulF, Thanks for replying
Yes it still jumps - i think its cos the form is quite large size (A4 just) because they don't jump when the form fits all on one screen.
im not sure how to tell the form to remain fixed and just swap between controls?
Thanks
Callipygous
Hi there,
Im using Access 2000, DAO database app.
I have VBA code under some command button that does
cmdResident2.Enabled = False
DoCmd.GoToControl "apparent_cause"
cmdToControl.Enabled = False
cmdYesOtherPerson.Enabled = True
on the GoToControl part the form...
Hi there,
Yeah, i've stuck it into a temp table and it works fine - it just seems an inelegant way of doing it?
But i'm not that fussed about aesthetics, as long as it works.
Thanks for taking time to reply anyway.
Thanks
Callipygous
Hi GingerR
Thanks for the tip, I'm ok with charts based on queries and tables etc
What happens is that my VBA proceedure opens up a param. query and loops through the recordset calculating for each date whether a client has eaten or not, storing +0.1 if they have eaten and -0.1 if not.
This...
Hi there,
I am using Access 2000.
I have a VBA public Sub that calculates various things and sticks them into a public array - i was hoping to be able to graph this data using the chart object in Access (ie I don't want to output to excel etc). However I am not too handy with the access chart...
Hi there,
Im doing some stuff using Access 2000 and DAO, using access modules and VBA code under forms etc..
I have a parameter query that takes its text parameter from a combo box. I want to loop through the recordset of this query but don't know how to open it.
Before, i've used
Set rst =...
Sorry, not getting it.
This is in a Public Sub VBA procedure
i was using
set rst = db.OpenRecordset("qry",dbOpenDynaset)
rst is recordset
db is my database
but now qry needs the text input to run.
Hi there,
Would appreciate some help with a bit of code that will open the recordset of a parameter query that needs a text entry (persons name from combobox) to run.
cheers
Simon
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