I have a command button, that when clicked on a message box will pop up to enter a password. The problem is that you can see the password when you type it in front of someone. Is there a way to make the password display all asterisk rather than the password. Example: "ron" vs. " *** "
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I know the answer to this is easy, but I need a little help. I’m trying to get a form to close if a customer is on COD basis or they have an approval# that is inactive. My code is as follows embedded in an AfterUpdate event.
Private Sub
If Me![Approval#] = "Inactive" Then
MsgBox "This...
Here is my printbutton code. I don't quite understand what you are asking.
Private Sub Command47_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_Command47_Click
Dim stDocName As String
stDocName = "rpt_PlantProfiles"
DoCmd.Close acReport, stDocName
stDocName = "rpt_PlantProfiles"...
This works but my user may only want a certain number like 2000.
If I place ">" before the where clause it will always be greater than and not an exact number.
Any other thoughts.
thanks steve
I have a query running off of a form.
In the criteria section of my query I have the following code:
[forms]![frm_PlantProfiles].[employees]
I am trying to do a query of employees "greater than" 2000.
When I place 2000 in the form field the query displays all the plants with 2000 employees...
I have a query running off of a form.
In the criteria section of my query I have the following code:
[forms]![frm_PlantProfiles].[employees]
I am trying to do a query of employees "greater than" 2000.
When I place 2000 in the form field the query displays all the plants with 2000 employees...
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