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Recent content by glickster
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Bug in Cycle property of forms?
Thanks AC1! I'll try it when I have the chance, for now the users can live with it (as it will be a deal of effort). They just requested a datasheet form anyways, so this might be a moot point. Curious that the form (Cycle property) behaves as expected for other records in the filter for...- glickster
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Bug in Cycle property of forms?
I'm having a problem with a form moving off the current record when I tab off the last field and I have the form's Cycle property set to "Current Record". It only occurs when I'm on the last record of a filtered recordset for the form. Is this a bug or a Microsoft feature? Does anyone have a...- glickster
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Rounding numbers when I import
I'm creating a new table on the fly instead of importing to an existing table. I guess I could try a manual import into an existing table, but that won't solve my problem. I need to use DoCmd.TransferText because I'm using VBA to import multiple data (CSV) files. I after I read your posts, I...- glickster
- Post #11
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Rounding numbers when I import
cKeener, Have you solved this problem? I have exactly the same problem and I'm stumped. If I import the CSV file into a new table using the manual set up method (Get External Data...) my decimals remain intact. But when I use DoCmd.TransferText they always round off. Leave it to Microsoft...- glickster
- Post #9
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
