Hi cyberbob,
sorry for delay!
Que. 1 : could you please explain why your code worked and mine doesn't?
Answer 1:
in your code,
option-1:
Me.Filter = "[performer] like" & filname
that should be Me.Filter = "[performer] like '" & filname & "'"
text type always...
Hi drewaman,
place below code inside new button click event to open database window.
DoCmd.SelectObject acTable, , True
Hope this helps... :-)
Hasu
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Hi,
Just one line of code will work perfect for you. Just open form in readonly mode like:
DoCmd.OpenForm "Form1", , , , acFormReadOnly
Hope this helps... :-)
Hasu
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Hi,
Following code will work for you,
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Dim frm As Form
For Each frm In Forms
If frm.Name <> Me.Name Then
MsgBox "close other forms", vbInformation
Exit Sub
End If
Next frm
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Hope this helps... :-)
Hasu
(Trust on someone...
Hi
You can get message when searches hits no records. Just changes/add couples of places and it will works.
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Dim sqlF As String
If IsNull(Me!Formula) = True Then
sqlF = "((Formula) Like '*')"
Else
sqlF =...
Hi Donna,
I think you are looking for same as I written in this FAQ faq702-3924
Please go through this FAQ and if you needs more help I will help you by posting on Forum.
Hope this helps... :-)
Hasu
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Hi,
Better to use Text as data type that will allow you to do any kinds of masking on your database. You can use Number data type with Double, but thats not goos way to store masking value into nnumber format.
Hope this helps... :-)
Hasu
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Hi,
use following code in Form Dirty event:
Private Sub Form_Dirty(Cancel As Integer)
dateField = Date()
userField = strUser
End Sub
Hope this helps... :-)
Hasu
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Hey Marko,
You can create a Make-Table query to move selected records, this will create temp table and you can specify nos of fields, criteria in where clause.
after creating query use below code to run and export into excel.
DoCmd.SetWarnings (False)
DoCmd.OpenQuery...
File has to be zipped and less than 2MB.
mail me on mistry.hasmukh@syncrude.com
Hope this helps... :-)
Hasu
(Trust on someone, someone will trust you!)
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