Hi all. I have a document library that houses contracts. The library contains a column for contract #. I link them to a LIST of related contract information using a hyperlink column in the LIST. Each time a contract is added to the library, we filter on contract #, copy the URL, go to the...
Hi all. I have information about 2000+ vendors in the following format
Vendor Name Address Type
Vendor ABC 123 Washington Pl X, Y, Z,
The Type can contain up to 25 total values. We recieved this from a dept that has keyed all the types into a singe cell...
I have several switchboards tied together and each has multiple buttons that trigger queries. Each of these queries requires user input in the facility column [Enter Facility Name]. I would like to create a combo box on the main switchboard that allows the user to select the facility. Then I...
It does not matter that they fall on non working days. Good point though. This solution worked great. My only question CautionMP is what do I use for the term for 180 days? I use q for 90 and yyyy for annual but what about biannual? Thanks for the help. D
I have a start date and end date for a contract and need to track the dates a rebate should be sent to us. Rebates can be quarterly, biannually or annually. As an example if we have a contract that starts on Jan 1 2007, ends in March 31, 2009 and has a quarterly rebate I would expect 9 rebates...
Thanks Adalger. How do I get it to create the review dates only of the amount of periods I have? I have other contracts that are 5 years long and need to be reviewed every 180 days so that is 10 periods. Each contract has a varying duration and number of periods. Thanks. D
I have a database that contains a contract effective date, and end date and an associate review period, either 90, 180 or 365 days. I have (([enddate]-[effective date[/[perioddays] that tells me how many times to review over the life of the contract. Now I just need to know the expected dates...
I have an excel file that uses category codes to classify products. It lists the category, the manufacturer and then all products that fall within that category for that manufacturer. Each of the products is entered into the same cell, seperated by commas. A user would open excel, do a ctrl f...
...table b. This table also functions as a change log, so making it a query will allow it to only compare the most recent changes. Do I just select * from queryname in the second step? How is this code called? From the form? Ideally after the update button is clicked the code would execute...
I have and Access Database I use for Job Requests. There are two main tables. A requestor enters data in a form that ties to the 30 different fields in the first table. The requests often change midstream, so I have an update button tied to a macro which appends the old data prior to an...
I'm working on a database that allows users to click on a button and browse for files to attach files (usually excel) to a form that will later be used in specific projects. Once they click on the file I have the path to the file they chose saved in a text box on the form and the "Attachments"...
I use the send object function in a Macro to have users send the master files of individual databases (in excel format) to me so I can compile the data on a monthly basis. As the databases have grown, the files are getting a bit too big for email and I was wondering how I go about zipping them...
This solution works, but when I move to the next record, and change the company and/or productline, the options are limited based on the initial combo box selections. If I create a button that triggers a macro that closes and then opens the form again it fixes the problem, but is there another...
I have a database that contains company & product information. The database contains a form where users select Name/Date/Location/Company/and Product line. The subform allows them to select the item # of the specific product in another combo box and autopopulates the description. Currently...
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