In Access 2000, I am working with two tables:
tblContacts
lngContactID [PK]
strNameLast
strNameFirst
strAddress
strCity
tblMemberships
lngMembershipID [PK]
dtmDateJoined
strMembershipName
strMembershipType
lngContactID [FK]
Two forms:
frmPersons [record source = tblContacts]
frmAddMembership...
Thank you both, Rolliee and Rick, for your suggestions/offers of help. I am still slugging away at this, and while I've made progress, I've still not got it right. So I’m wondering if you might be able to see what I’m doing wrong here:
I have tblPersons, fields as follows:
PersonID
NameLast...
From what I've read (KB97624 and KB98660)at http://support.microsoft.com/, the instructions to synchronize combo boxes call for putting two unbound combo boxes on unbound form.
I'm trying to put a pair of synchronized combo boxes on a bound form. I'm having no success with this and wonder if...
I have created a database of which I must make two dozen copies; this app will be used to house details of a legal cases.The application has several reports, each of which requires an identical text/title label, to identify the title of the case e.g. "US EPA v Toxic Chemical Co." or...
When I said I was a newbie, I wasn't kidding. I cannot seem to make this thing work. I have put a copy of it here: http://www.iserv.net/~plucas/access. Any chance you could take a look and see what I'm doing wrong? Will be much indebted, and I sincerely thank you for all of your help to this...
Thank you very much for taking the time to respond to my query. Upon reading your suggestions, I think that I might not have made myself clear in my initial description, as your solution mentions FormName(1) and FormName(2).
If it is possible, I would like to do this using only one form, my...
From a newbie (using Access97)
Table source is [tblBuildings], which has three fields, [BuildingID], [BuildingName], and [BuildingDetails].
My data entry form is [frmBuildings] (control source is [tblBuildings]). On [frmBuildings], I have placed an unbound combo box [cboFindBuilding] to use to...
Bill,
I do need the subform in a datasheet format, so I will just live with it for the time being. The person for whom I am making this may be upgrading to Access 2002 in the near future, so I can update it with your suggestion when she does. Thanks again for your responses. It is much appreciated!
Thanks very much for your speedy reply, Bill. Upon attempting your suggestion, I realized I left out an important detail in my initial query: I'm using Access 97. My menu bar doesn't offer the option of conditional formatting. Any chance you have a "Plan B" up your sleeve?
I am working with a main form (frmCases) on which I have placed a tab control with a subform (fsubCaseProgress) thereon. The subform displays in datasheet view. One of the fields in the datasheet view is a date field [TargetDate].
What I want to do is have the TargetDate field in this subform...
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