Hello Pat B,
Your first comment makes sense to me but does not give the presentation jawshark wanted, which is what the question was, so I just wanted to answer the exact question as a purely technical matter.
You pointed out family members could have their own phone numbers, I might add that...
I am assuming you want two alignments, one for the people, one for the telephone numbers.
1>Make query1 (input tables that join family table and members table on "Family ID"), output fields:
[Family ID]:
FamilyName: UCase([Family] & " "
Member1: [First member]
Member2...
I am assuming you want two alignments, one for the people, one for the telephone numbers.
1>Make query1 (input tables that join family table and members table on "Family ID"), output fields:
[Family ID]:
FamilyName: UCase([Family] & " "
Member1: [First member]
Member2...
Sorry for being over simple, but just make sub queries that feed into a main query.
Another thought is to reduce the field name sizes.
Eg a field called "customer reference ID" could win space if it is changed to "C ID"
Andy thanks so much!
It works beautifully, thank you so much!
Note I had to move the
Public Const SW_SHOW = 3
from declarations to the private sub (Const is not accepted in declarations).
Fyg whilst waiting for someone to help I browsed many forums and found this one liner method...
I have a field with a file name in it, the file could be any type (.doc/.xls/.tif/.mp3).
What I am trying to do is open it with the default software program (as it would double-clicking on it in windows explorer) with the "on double click" event.
I tried this but doesn't work...
Don't know about access2, but the way I did it is as follows:
1) I have a table containing the location and name of the pics (I do this in vba according to the contents of a certain directory)
2) My records form contains an image control.
3) In the "On Current" event, I check if the...
No problem if you launch the query from an event.
Just add the DoCmd.Setwarnings before and after the query you launch like this:
DoCmd.SetWarnings False
DoCmd.OpenQuery "xxxxxxxxxxx"
DoCmd.SetWarnings True
hth
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