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Hi, The wierd thing im getting is when someone in the office is using there spell checker it is trying to install visio and when he hits cancel it continues with spell checking. He is using windows XP and outlook express 6 he also has installed office 97. Any insight into this matter would...

I dont know if you got this anwser yet but when you install office of any sort. This is when the spell checker in outlook becomes active unless its xp sometimes xp can have a missing file csapi3t1.dll this file gets placed into program files\common files\microsoft shared\proof you will know if...

Its done i think. I went back into the report and i checked the control source and just on a hunch i selected hidden damages. I dont know why i could see hidden damages in the control source but yet i could find it in the expression builder under my current report. But anyway all i did was...

What i was trying to accomplish with the command above was get the query to feed the report the number 1 or 2 depending on wether it is true of false this is actually gonna be a little different as there are 13 fields like hidden damages that are in the form that must be put in number form in...

I am attempting to do as you suggested. I am now attempting to put this command or something similar that will work in the criteria for the query im working on IIf([Hidden Damages]=True,[Reports]![Store Charge New]![Reasons Listing]="1","2") Is there anything like this...

Big question i now understand how you mean it grabs the information from the form but umm i have 1342 records in that form and it doesn't read any record except the currect on pulled up. Is there anything i can do with this statement to do what i need or will i have to learn vba to continue...

Thanks Jeremy that worked for that part its still having an #error on this =IIf([Forms]![Claim Table]![Visible]=True,1,2) but atleast that first error is gone i dont exactly like the fact that the EU is gonna have to open up the report and form im sure my boss will comment on that but for now...

im not quite sure what you mean when you say open but if you mean what happens is i run the report no forms or anything else open on the screen just the report and that comes up. I hope this is what you meant

Ok but i have tried both ways with and without the ending part here is another example that doesnt work just a very simple one. =IIf([Forms]![Claim Table]![Label70]=[label70],"1","2") it still gives the #name? yet if i put a label from the current form in there its fine like...

If noone can anwser this question can anyone help me with an alternative method of doing this this is only my like 4th time using access. I believe the problem might be that the length of this but im not sure does anyone else know?

Hi, Im wondering in a text box in a report i am attempting to use this expression =IIf([Forms]![Claim Table]![Visible Damages]=True,"1") i want to pull the information from a check box in a form so basically its saying if visible damages check box = True or checked put one in the text...