See, what I'm trying to do is build a report which shows each compartment (on a single sheet of paper) listing all 41 Discrepencies with checkboxes. An inspector, inspects an compartment by checking the discrepencies instead of writing it out.
I have two tables that must not change. Table 1 has 41 discrepancies codes, Table two has 1230 compartment names. So, how can I build a query so that I can build a report that contains each compartment listing all 41 discrepancies
under it.
List all 1230 compartments each one listing 41...
I'm trying to add "*" the beginning and ending of a field that contains 1233 record.
Field: comparment
Table: tbl_compartment listing
Update to: *
Criteria: At the begining and end of each record
Example: 4-77-0-C
What I need *4-77-0-C*
I was wondering is there a way to randomize a report so each time the end-user opens the report it's different. I have an "Zone Inspection Database" containing 500 rooms broken down into 16 zones. Each week, one zone is picked for inspection. How can I make my report randomize between zones...
I have a report that I need a complex autonumber issue to the end user after he/she puts in a troublecall. Is there an easy way to just make autonumber system output:
100-1
100-2
100-3
or
1001-1
1002-1
1003-1
or
any number combo with a dash in between the last number?
Thanks a million. I love it! But there's one problem. It will not open up the form after I entered the correct pass word. It comes up with the password box, I type in the and that's it. Did I miss something? How do I get it to open up the form.
I have a form that has a button on it that opens another
form containing cartoon pics. I like would to password the button so only me and three other adults have access. The staff don't want the kids to have access to all the pics...
OS:windows 2000
Ver: Access 2000
Network: YES
Security: I use the Wizard (have the one-step secuirty wizard report)
Problem: I built a very important DB on my C/ drive. Then I used the security wizard to security it. Then I placed it on the network s/ drive for use. Now I'm totally locked...
One task I've been repeatedly asked about is if I know how to create a PowerPoint from an MS access report. Attached is a ".bas" file for importing as a new module into MS Access 2000.
This module contains many procedures which work together in order to take any MS access report...
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