Is there a way to limit the options available to users of a database, ie delete record, within the pull down menus. As it stands, users are able to go to Edit, then delete the entire record. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I have a small problem with my database. I have it on a network, but it cannot be accessed by anyone if it is being used by another person. I was wondering if there was something simple I was missing. Any help is appreciated, thanks.
I have an Open Form command button that when clicked gives me an error stating:
The expression On Click you entered as the event property setting produced the following error: Ambiguous name detected: cmdOpenRDOP013_Click.
I'm not exactly sure why this error is tormenting me. :) Any help is...
Hi All,
I created a form from a query and have a command button to open it within my database. The problem is that when opened, none of the fields are displayed, instead, a blank screen is shown. I am wondering if there is something simple I am missing here. Any help is appreciated.
I created two tables, both with a lot of fields, and wanted to be able to use the two tables to create one form. I can only select one table per form to pull information from, can anyone help me alleviate this issue?
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I have a recurring error message that states "The DoMenuItem action was cancelled..." after I exit a new record. I am trying to save the record to a list, but can't without this error. Any suggestions as to a resolution are appreciated, here is the code I currently have for...
I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on how to setup a system of logging into a db, the user creates a new record and is the only who can make any changes to it in the future. I know this will probably be a lengthy process, but any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks for your help.
I am trying to set up a query where typing a value into a dialog box will query out all fields that contain that partial value. For example, say I want to search for all fields that have 9 as the first number, how do I query it out rather than only the exact value? I hope this is clear enough...
I have a bound OLE within a form, and linked to it is a multiple page excel spreadsheet. I am wondering if there is a way to hit print once, and print the record, including all of the pages of the spreadsheet, rather than just the first page shown. Is this feasible? If anyone has any ideas...
I just needed some tips on writing a code for a main menu. Right now I have a main menu with a complete list of all records ordered by the product name, but when a specific record is double clicked, it opens the first record in the database rather than the one being clicked. What do I need to...
I am hoping this a quick and easy question, I was wondering how to increase the amount of "typing" space in a text box. Right now I am limited to 50 characters, but need more space to type. Please help, any suggestions are helpful.
I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on how I could print an entire record that consists of several tabs. I've tried pasting all the contents to a report and then printing, but that isn't working. All suggestions are appreciated.
I have a database in tab form, where one record has several tabs, and was wondering if there was a way of pasting the different tabs onto a continuous page in a report so that one would be able to print the record. My problem is that as I paste the contents of the tabs into the report, there...
I was wondering if anyone could help me out with a recurring error message.
When trying to run an event procedure, my code builder pops up saying:
Block If without End If
If anyone knows how to resolve this, please let me know.
I am having a problem trying to create an event procedure where a double click on an OLE bound frame would result in the "Insert Object" dialog box to pop up. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated, thanks for your help.
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