Hello, I want to save lines of code by specifying the form name as a concatenation of two values: a constant TAB + a number.
I have a main form and multiple subforms: e.g. Tab01, Tab02 ....
Is it possible to refer to the appropriate subform this way rather than hardcode Tab01 or Tab02 ... e.g...
Wishful thinking, but is there a way to have the operator id in a table set to the operator who created the record (their signon id) e.g. using the default property, etc.
I know how to do this in a form but there are quite a few forms that would require changing as well as updating the changed...
I have been searching this site and the web for many hours for a solution to my problem and tried many things.
It seems simple:
if value in Control [Deposit] = "CanH", set checkbox [SentRec] to true. But I can't make it work?
This is what I've entered under Conditional Formatting for Control...
Hello, as a volunteer with a non-profit group, I maintain their Access DB which was developed by someone who left long ago. My Access skills are basic.
I've been asked to delete a form. The form is accessed via a dropdown list which appears when a command button is clicked. I cannot figure out...
Hi,
I'm trying to determine when the User has closed the find & replace window because I want to setfocus on another control.
By tracing what happens when find & replace is executing, it appears that events like enter, gotfocus, etc only happen once ... each time findnext is clicked, the form's...
I have searched for a solution and have tried all the suggestions found(e.g. command button to save, setfocus before attempting recordsave, etc).
I've tried updating and saving with a pre-existing record and SaveRecord works fine.
My problem is a Data entry form in a system I inherited.
I've...
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