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  1. laijim

    Using SQL for TextBox ControlSource

    Thank you, PHV! Both approaches you suggested worked. Jim
  2. laijim

    Using SQL for TextBox ControlSource

    Thank you. Alas, I am getting the same #Name? error. I am using Access 2007, does that make a difference?
  3. laijim

    Using SQL for TextBox ControlSource

    I have a form with a text box where the textbox value should be populated with the maximum flowrate from a table. I wrote the following code: txtTest.ControlSource = "SELECT DISTINCT MAX(FlowData_BoweryBay.[Flowrate]) FROM FlowData_BoweryBay;" When I open the form, the textbox contains #Name...
  4. laijim

    Common Dialog in Windows 7

    Thanks for sending that link along. I'm not sure I'll be able to make it work in my situation, though. I need to write the code in vb script (the code is within a GIS mobile mapping application in which vb script is used for customization). Right now I am experimenting a bit with the code... Jim
  5. laijim

    Common Dialog in Windows 7

    Thanks for your imput, I'll check it out. Jim
  6. laijim

    Common Dialog in Windows 7

    Once upon a time I could write a line of code to show Microsoft's common dialog box like this: Set objOpenDialog = CreateObject("UserAccounts.CommonDialog") I understand that this has been depreciated because of security concerns. I have a project where a field computer is using Windows 7...

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