I want to broadcast my wedding over the Internet live. I am over average technically, so I don't think this would be hard for me to achieve. What I need to know:
1) Best camera for the price. Preferably wireless. What do I look for? Trying to be under 150 in price.
2) Bandwidth for...
I can create a sub report on a main report both using pass though queries as a record source when a child/master link does not exist. I cannot use the link when using pass a pass through query. Is there a way to make a sub report on a main report with field linking using pass through queries...
I have a report hooked to a pass though query. When I print the report, the records spools much slower than if I print a report linked to a table. It shows the report printing and the pages 1.2.3.4....10 cycle slower than when using a linked table. I assume this is because the record set is...
Yeah but you have to add a text box, and then set the control source to ="City " & [CITY] assuming city is part of your record source. Also be sure the text box name is not CITY... you need to change that to txtCity or something. You will get an error if you name the text box the same thing as...
I have the following code:
========= Start Code ==========
Dim rpt As Report
Dim ctl As Control
Dim Test As String
Test = ReportName_Actual
'DoCmd.OpenReport DLookup("[ReportName]", "tbl_reports", "[ID] = " & pubreport), acViewDesign
DoCmd.OpenReport ReportName_Actual, acViewDesign
Set rpt =...
Sorry read something wrong. You are right, when opening a query this way from a form you get that problem. Try the guys solutions above. I was answering as if your query name was on the form.
Just pop a message box up displaying that value before the open command kicks off. If the table name is not right or the box is empty, there is nothing in that variable. Do you typically set exclusive on. Sometimes tyypos can get ya when assigning variable names.
Anyway I think this is the...
I don't know how to do a mathmatically formula. You may be better off just storing the SSN and an ID as autonumber in a table. Use the ID generated as your customer number and you can allways refer back to the primary key.
I am sure you database has some basic customer table. Make that...
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