Yes and no, the objects that you are creating are being added to a collection... whether it is a form that is going into the Forms collections or a text box that is going into a form's controls collection. It's still a collection of objects. Robert...
Hello all,
There seems to be a lot of misunderstanding as to the use of the bang (!) operator :-(.
Please look at the following:
http://www.cuyamaca.net/john.gerstenberg/CIS280/CIS280Handouts.asp
Or to be exact:
http://www.cuyamaca.net/john.gerstenberg/CIS280/Handouts/BangOperator.doc
This...
Hello all,
There seems to be a lot of misunderstanding as to the use of the bang (!) operator :-(. As I stated in the crosspost of this thread thread705-488511, the ! operator is used to access items in a collection.
Please look at the following...
Hello hwkranger,
I don't know what method you are using to send e-mail. So I will take a guess. If you are using DoCmd.SendObject, you need to specify acFormatHTML as the SendFormat. You must also encode your body text with HTML tags, such as <b>Bold</b>. Here are some other ways to send...
Hello Tj,
The "." operator is used when you are accessing a property, or method of an object. The "!" is used to access objects in a collection i.e. the Forms, Tables, QueryDefs, or even a Recordset's fields collection. You will find that Access will often be forgiving in...
Very interesting. I guess I underestimated the abilities of Access in this area. Every thread that I have ever read gave figures similar to what I posted above. I never found that info in Microsoft's knowledgebase... though I never really looked for it.
Thank you, Robert...
Hello Ian,
This sounds like you have the text box field properties set to "General Number" with "0" decimal places. You should select "Currency" with "2" decimal places.
Good Luck, Robert...
Hello Liz,
There is a mixed-bag answer. I believe that Microsoft says 5-10 should be ok. There's a point at which they don't guarentee it -- 8+ I think. The maximum is supposed to be 25. Of course this is also system-dependant.
Basically Access is a lousy multi-user database. I personally...
Hello Neoduder,
Here are the problems with the above scenario:
1) If the date never changes, then there is no reason to store the Y/N value because this would essential be a "calculated value", which could be determined on the fly at any time -- hence I is redundant.
2) If the date...
Hello again,
I just realized that there is a flaw in the above code. Instead of opening the table with
.Open "Dups1" ...
you must open the query
.Open "SELECT MyField FROM Dups1 ORDER BY MyField ASC" ...
The key part is the "[code]ORDER BY MyField ASC". As you...
Hello romh,
Absolutely! Check out this thread: thread705-475296. None of the methods that I posted required Outlook to be open.
Though I think that your problem is probably a flag or an option that has not been set properly either in Outlook, or in the code.
Good Luck, Robert...
Hello Adam,
Here is some [untested] code that should do the trick:
Private Sub Update_Click()
CurrentProject.Connection.Execute "INSERT INTO MyTable (MyField) VALUES ('" & MyTextbox & "')"
End Sub
Just substitute the appropriate values. One thing to note is: if your text...
Oh, the only exception is that you want to select the color in the paint dumper icon, not the "A" text icon. Robert
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