Afte adding more records to the subform, it does not resize on the main form. I have set Subform/Form Detail's section Grow property to true. but it does not help.
How do I make the subform to change size to accmodate more records on the main form?
The Master form has Studio ID field.
The subform has a combo box based on a query "Select * from Statement". I would like to add something like "Select * from Statement WHERE StudioID=" & Parent![StudioID]. Not sure if this will work.
I would also like to refresh the Subform's Combo Box once...
1) I have Film -> Active Statements one to many relationship
2) I would like to dynamicly display tabs based on Active Statements table. One tab for each record. If record is deleted on the first tab screen, the statement tabs are updated
Thanks
I would like each record in MyFields.MyExpression filed to contain and expression, which would be calculated on the report at runtime. I am not sure how to do evaluate it at runtime.
Example:
1) First record
MyFields.MyExpression = "tblMain.Calc1*tblMain2.Calc2"
1) Second record...
Yes, it is by design to accept 30 days period. Sorry.
I would like help (I am kind of new to C#) how to write code to split the range into 30 day intervals and call the sub. Any C# gurus around?
It does not matter of the actual implementation, it is API. I just want to spilt a range DateTimeFrom to DataTimeTo to 30 days intervals and call the method several times, yet minimum one time...
I have a method called CallGetList(dateTimeFrom, dateTimeTo);
The problem is that it does not accept range with more than 30 days. What I would like to do is to call CallGetList method with range of 30 days several times to cover the whole dateTimeFrom-dateTimeTo range.
Also the range maybe...
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