I'm using Access'97.
Is there any way to stop Access changing the layout of the SQL queries I write using the 'SQL View'? I spend an age making the query readable only for Access to change it whenever it feels like it! This drives me crazy!
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
In Access '97 I have a main form with a pop up form. Is it possible to call the main form's Event Procedures from the pop up form?
e.g I want to call the main form's "AfterUpdate" procedure for a list box while the pop up form is open and has the focus.
Thanks for any help.
Hi.
I have a text box on a form with the control source set to
=[Forms].[formname].[RecordsetClone].[RecordCount]
There are 1319 records in the recordset.
The first time I open this form it gets the count wrong and displays 501. However If I change the form's view to "design" and then back...
I can't seem to find an answer for this anywhere. I'm sure it must be simple.
I have a query called say "Query1". It consists of the following:
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PARAMETERS [enter surname] Text;
SELECT tblPERSON.SURNAME
FROM tblPERSON
WHERE tblPERSON.SURNAME=[enter surname]...
I have a listbox that can display 4 rows of data before the scroll bar is show.
Lets say my listbox.rowsource returns 6 rows.
What I am wondering is:
Is there a way to update a label on my form with the number of records "above" and "below" what the listbox is currently displaying. i.e. "2...
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