jakeisstoked
Technical User
Hi,
I have this form, and I need to count the rows in VB so I can store it in a variable and do stuff with it, I know how to count rows on a form by using a textbox with a control source set to "=Count([some_ID])" or whatever, but that's pointless to me. Can I do it directly from VB? Or can I query the forms data source (and again, I couldn't figure that out for the life of me).
I realise this is very trivial, but it seems to me that Access VB has no less than 10 billion similarly named objects and properties and I've been 'google-ing' for hours and I still have no clue at all.
Any help would save my life,
Thanks,
Jake
I have this form, and I need to count the rows in VB so I can store it in a variable and do stuff with it, I know how to count rows on a form by using a textbox with a control source set to "=Count([some_ID])" or whatever, but that's pointless to me. Can I do it directly from VB? Or can I query the forms data source (and again, I couldn't figure that out for the life of me).
I realise this is very trivial, but it seems to me that Access VB has no less than 10 billion similarly named objects and properties and I've been 'google-ing' for hours and I still have no clue at all.
Any help would save my life,
Thanks,
Jake