I am a newbie teaching myself from a book. Thanks in advance for any assistance and patience offered.
I have a cell value that contains text (string). The value could otherwise be a valid formula expression [e.g., =SUM(A1:A2)] but for the moment it is only a value in a cell. Can this value...
Is there a way to force the user to enter a new value in a form even if there is preexisting data? It would be OK for the user to enter the same information (confirm the preexisting data) but I want to force the user to enter something.
Thanks in advance!
I am not an Access expert!
With that said, I would like to create a form that would find a specific integer value in any of five long integer fields on a single table. Once found, I would like to be able to find the next record that has that specific value in any of those five fields.
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[EmployeeID] [LastName] [FirstName]
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[EmployeeID] [LastName] [FirstName] *[EmployeeID]*
I do not need help repeating...
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