In Access 2003, I have a Combo box in a form with one of the columns
formatted Yes/No (the table the data comes from is also yes/no data). When
the Combo Box was dropped-down, the column correctly showed "Yes" or
"No"...until I installed Office 2003 SP3. Now, the column shows "-1" or "0"
now matter that the format property is set to "Yes/No".
Has anyone else experienced this and found a solution?
Brossyg
Pieter Wijnen - 21 Sep 2007 17:10 GMT
Change the SQL To
Rowsource:
Select MyField, Format(MyField,"yes/no") As Display From MyTable
change the column count to 2 (rather: add 1)
change the column widths to 0;1cm
HTH
Pieter
> In Access 2003, I have a Combo box in a form with one of the columns
> formatted Yes/No (the table the data comes from is also yes/no data).
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> Brossyg
CurtainMary - 31 Oct 2007 23:12 GMT
This is an introduced bug with the SP3. Other columns with formatting will be
blank, eg > for capitalization. Blame MS !!
Mary
> In Access 2003, I have a Combo box in a form with one of the columns
> formatted Yes/No (the table the data comes from is also yes/no data). When
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> Brossyg