That would be the Northwind database. When you startup Access look on the
left side of the screen. You see template categories, under the option from
Microsoft Online you'll find the option to choose the Northwind DB. When you
click on it it will be downloaded to your hard drive (internet connection
required...)
Maurice
> I am lost. Please direct me.
>
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> about? If it is downloadable, what is the link or how do I open it
> from Access?
> That would be the Northwind database. When you startup Access look on the
> left side of the screen. You see template categories, under the option from
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> > about? If it is downloadable, what is the link or how do I open it
> > from Access
Thanks for letting me know this. I have downloaded the Northwinds
sample database from Microsoft and opened the Northwinds database.
Once Opened, I have went to the navigation bar on the left and dropped
down the button next to "Northwind Traders" and chosed to see FORMS.
Under that, there are no forms called Supplier. There is a form
called "Supplier Details" and a form called "Supplier List". Neither
of these appear to have a "Add Products" button. Where should I be
looking?
Maurice - 14 May 2007 19:22 GMT
Billy,
I've done som checking and you are right I don't see a button "Add Product"
on the suppliers forms.
I do see a button "Add Product" however on the "Inventorylist form". On the
top left you'll find a button (picture and label) called "Add Product".
Rightclick on the label and look under "On Click". There you'll find the
embedded macro to play around with.
Hope this helps
Maurice
> > That would be the Northwind database. When you startup Access look on the
> > left side of the screen. You see template categories, under the option from
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> of these appear to have a "Add Products" button. Where should I be
> looking?