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select all button to check all checkbox
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First you say you have checkboxes attached to a query (Bounded), then you say they are Unbounded. Which one?????
If they are Unbounded (in design view, click on the checkbox, bring up its' property sheet, click the All tab and look at the option Control Source. If the box next to it is empty, then it is unbounded), then create a command button, on its' property sheet click the Event tab, click next to the option OnClick, click on the button with three dots, select Code Builder. Then just type in between Private Sub and End Sub:
Me![Check9].value = true
Replace Check9 with the name of your checkbox.
If they are Unbounded (in design view, click on the checkbox, bring up its' property sheet, click the All tab and look at the option Control Source. If the box next to it is empty, then it is unbounded), then create a command button, on its' property sheet click the Event tab, click next to the option OnClick, click on the button with three dots, select Code Builder. Then just type in between Private Sub and End Sub:
Me![Check9].value = true
Replace Check9 with the name of your checkbox.
MichaelRed
Programmer
? if they are unbound ...
... all checked or unchecked in a continuious form ...
bound ones are a more hassle. if the "qry" create the field, then they are a bit more useless, as they only exists for the duration of the existance of the recordset and are (at best) difficult to access. ones bound (in the query) to a table type field require a mechanisim to reference the field. this could reasonably be be an update query with the selection xruteria the same as the recordsource of the form, but then it would cretainly inhibit the use of the table in a split/BE database. somewhere in hte nmuddle of these thoughts, it occurs (to me that) I do not know enough about the bigger picture to actually provide much more than the thought that it is at not as simple as it might seem and more background might be useful
MichaelRed
... all checked or unchecked in a continuious form ...
bound ones are a more hassle. if the "qry" create the field, then they are a bit more useless, as they only exists for the duration of the existance of the recordset and are (at best) difficult to access. ones bound (in the query) to a table type field require a mechanisim to reference the field. this could reasonably be be an update query with the selection xruteria the same as the recordsource of the form, but then it would cretainly inhibit the use of the table in a split/BE database. somewhere in hte nmuddle of these thoughts, it occurs (to me that) I do not know enough about the bigger picture to actually provide much more than the thought that it is at not as simple as it might seem and more background might be useful
MichaelRed
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Thank you for your response. . I end up creating an update query, then, added this code with the refresh at the end for dynamic form update.
Private Sub cmdSelectALLMail_Click()
DoCmd.SetWarnings False
DoCmd.OpenQuery "qrySelectAllMailLocalSub", acViewNormal
DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, 5, , acMenuVer70 ' refresh VBA code
DoCmd.SetWarnings True
End Sub
Again, thank you for the assistance
ET
Private Sub cmdSelectALLMail_Click()
DoCmd.SetWarnings False
DoCmd.OpenQuery "qrySelectAllMailLocalSub", acViewNormal
DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, 5, , acMenuVer70 ' refresh VBA code
DoCmd.SetWarnings True
End Sub
Again, thank you for the assistance
ET
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