I imagine this should be pretty simple.
I'd like to save the source values in several combo boxes on closing a form. I set up a button that prompts a subroutine to save the value of a combobo, ie,
Private Sub closeform_click()
save1 = employeeone.Value
DoCmd.Close acForm, "employeeselect"...
I have a combobox looking up names(last name, first name)in a table, but I'm unable to select from the list. Are there specs for the underlying table or query that limit the data that can pass through? the table has two fields, name and id, and the name field is expected as smith, bruce. thanks...
I have several report footers that are not included in the report when I download it to excel from a macro, and they are also not in excel an outlook attachment. does anyone know why? thanks
I have a crosstab query that breaks out monthly totals, but I'd like a more decriptive nanme for the column heading than 1/1/2003. I have a field containing a text value jan2003 and I'd like to use that as a heading, but access sorts the column headings by the text value so apr2003 is ahead of...
I have a button that locks a field ( in another form) selected from a combobox, but the design changes are not saved when I re-open the form where I lock a field. This seems simple, I must be missing a setting that allows editing changes. any ideas? thanks
could it be my form view?
If...
how would I prompt for a field to be locked. I imaginme it's pretty easy, have a combobox to select field to be locked, say combobox
then a button would run an event like
Me![combobox].Locked = true
thanks
I'm stringing together a SQL statement in a loop that defines the new statement each time as
strSQL = strSQL & ",[summaryFTEconfirmed].[countof" & strTEMP & "] As confirmed" & strTEMP & ",[summaryFTEnamed].[countof" & strTEMP & "]"
I can't add an AS clause...
I'm stringing together a SQL statement in a loop that defines the new statement each time as
strSQL = strSQL & ",[summaryFTEconfirmed].[countof" & strTEMP & "] As confirmed" & strTEMP & ",[summaryFTEnamed].[countof" & strTEMP & "]"
I can't add an AS clause...
I'm trying to assign a variable as an integer and I'm getting a runtime error that
the parameter query produced an error 'the object doesn't contain the automation object 'Apr2003."
Apr2003 is a record in the table I'm looking up, but I wonder what the period or double quotes is afterward...
I'm trying to create an MDE and getting an error message that microsoft access was unable to create an MDE database. there's no information. are there normal reasons why? thanks
I'm trying to create an MDE and getting an error message that microsoft access was unable to create an MDE database. there's no information. are there normal reasons why? thanks
I'm trying to add a field to a query that will sum monthly entries of varying fields. For instance, now I'd add a total for monthly entries for march and april, but next month, someone will enter data for may, etc...
My select statement that works is
SELECT [MonthlyAssignments].phaseid...
Anyone know how to insert a comment in a form? I have a rather lengthy description of every button in a form that now appears as a message box and would look better better broken-up in several pop-up captionss. thanks
Anyone know how to insert a comment in a form? I have a rather lengthy description of every button in a form that now appears as a message box and would look better better broken-up in several pop-up captionss. thanks
I imagine this is very simple. I want to delete the table if it exists.
I bet it's something similar to this
If IsObject(resourcelist) = True Then
DoCmd.DeleteObject acTable, "resourcelist"
Else
End If
Thanks for the help. Also, as this being easy, can anyone recommend a good...
I imagine this is very simple. I want to delete the table if it exists.
I bet it's something similar to this
If IsObject(updateresourcelist) = True Then
DoCmd.DeleteObject acTable, "resourcelist"
Else
End If
Thanks for the help. Also, as this being easy, can anyone recommend a good...
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