Hey, that worked great -- only one small problem left --
When I change the category, the choices in the pull-down part of the combo box change -- but the current value of the combo box doesn't. for instance:
Category Subcategory Drop Down
Milk Beverage Beverage...
the number need only be unique -- preferably the next sequential integer, but even that's not necessary --
If the db were stored in access, i would use autonumber, but it's in excel, and I'd love to be able to generate this automatically when a new record is created.
-rsr-
How can I generate an unique integer key?
I can't make it an autokey field, since it's a linked table -
is there some way I can generate a unique key, say, max(other_ids)+1?
thanks,
-rsr-
I am working on a form that has a combo box for category, then another one for subcategory -- it works fine, except that when I change categories, I'd like to have the subcategory list updated -- now, i only get the original subcategory list displayed.
Does anyone know how to update this...
When I create a form in Access 2000 at home or on my laptop, i get help from the Form Wizard and the Combo-box wizard and a whole host of other wizards.
When i do this at work, the wizards don't come up, and Access appears not even to know that they are not available. I get nothing -- no...
Thanks, Rickspr and other-- i discovered the problem. The Excel spreadsheets that were emailed to me were READ-ONLY.
I clicked off the READ-ONLY attribute, and it worked.
Thanks very much,
-rsr-
thanks, will investigate that further.
The error message is : Recordset not updateable.
The data is a simple excel spreadsheet with simple values -- no data protection, no file-level protection - no SQL as far as I can tell.
how do i tell if the worksheet is the result of table joins...
I developed an application that uses data from excel spreadsheets -- during development, I imported the data, and everything worked just fine - i could edit, change, delete data in all fields.
Now, I changed it so that it works with linked tables from excel spreadsheets -- all of a sudden, i...
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