I have a form that gathers information and then submitted to my email...I get all the fields and all the info just fine. Problem is that I want the sender to also get an email to confirm his information. The sender fills out a field with his email address, so I do have it in my email. Just...
I'm trying to get a text box in a report to read a query result. I use the expression builder for the Control Source to find the query and then the field within the query. It looks like this:
= [DCASH_After_Layaway_Inventory]![SumOfTotal]
This seems all correct but then I get "#Name?" error...
I have Windows XP Home and use Outlook Express. Emails work fine. However, when in Access 2000 I preview a report and right click it and rather than see the message, "Mail Recipient...", I get "Email not configured properly..." and it stops before getting the create email...
I have Windows XP Home and use Outlook Express. Emails work fine. However, when in Access 2000 I preview a report and right click it and rather than see the message, "Mail Recipient...", I get "Email not configured properly..." and it stops before getting the create email...
I have a Select Query that sums a field [COST]. I need to use this "answer" as a variable in several places within a routine. How do I capture the answer of SumOfCOST?
I have a form the captures user input in text boxes. These parameters are then fed to a query using this format:
[forms]![NameOfForm]![NameOfTextBox]
Works fine. However, I would like to allow the user to select through check boxes the "greater than" or "less than", etc...
I posted this in Applications Deployment Forum also but thought someone here has seen this too.
I use Access XP and a need to package my application. The program includes queries that the user changes criteria using Query Design. I have included "Query Design" in a customized ToolBar...
I use Access XP and a need to package my application. The program includes queries that the user changes criteria using Query Design. I have included "Query Design" in a customized ToolBar. Upon Packaging and installation on a machine with no MS Access, the ToolBar is there and the...
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