I apologize for not giving you guys more attention, but my primary job function is not a database administrator/programmer, and as this is a side project my main responsibilities sometimes take precedence.
As I explained before in a previous post
"I haven't had a chance to work on the...
I haven't had a chance to work on the ideas posted here, but the issue I'm having is that I have to hard code in stuff and that limits the number of columns I can have.
Example, the number of columns comes back to be six, so I have to put up a total of 12 objects into my report in addition to...
Michael,
No, I can count the columns easily simply using a record set based on that particular entry in the database. Based on the "Sequence" value I can count how many of these items are in that sequence and the columns can be set accordingly.
I'm having trouble with several...
I think if I can automate the 'number of columns' (easy to do with a recordset) value I might be able to leverage your code.
I looked at this before but dismissed it as not being usable in my situation. I don't remember exactly why so I'll review your code again.
Thanks! I'll get back to...
I have a crosstab query that has different numbers of columns depending on one field in the query, called "Sequence". Depending on the value of Sequence (an integer), there could be anywhere from 3 to 15 columns.
I'm trying to create a report from VBA code using DAO to find out how...
I guess my confusion is where Access will accept references to collection items, and where it needs hard coded values.
I just build all my queries in the query builder and then copy them straight over to VBA code when I need to.
thx!
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I see what changed, but I don't understand why it was necessary to move [Forms]![frmPQSelDld]![txtSuSiD] outside of the quotes.
Can someone fill me in here?
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Actually, I figured this one out. I'd started another thread and posted the answer there.
Answer: You have to use the CreateGroupLevel method. It's in the help file. Easy peasy.
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