Hi. I have this code in a combobox to find a record. This is automatically
generated from Access. It really works good. My problem is that my form that
has this combobox control is in a form that is a sub-form.
So when I open the form as mais form works ok, but if I open the form ...

I have a form I've made won't let me click add a new record.  I'm not sure
what I changed because it used to work.

If a user clicks on a column heading in a subform, he can then resize
the field.  How can I prevent the user from doing so?
Thanks
Mark

In a form (actually subform - but I don't think that makes a difference) in
which multiple records all have mostly the same control information (except
one control-StudentName) I would like all those other fields on the form to
pre-fill with the previous record info.  Now, they ...

I need to write in procedure code when the macro is truncated the criteria.
I have two fields, and I would do in the macro on the subject of to open
report in print preview format  and its where criteria as follows:
[hb] Like "*" & [Forms]![searchHearB]![Ssearch] & "*" Or [hb] Like ...

I am new user of Access 2003.
I created a combo box with row source from a query.
The 3 three fields from the query appear in the combo box; however,
when I select a row, only the first column is displayed.

I have a box that calculates discounts or allows me to enter a manual amount.
The control source for it is :=IIF([Discount]<=0, [ManDisc],
([DisTx]+[DisNTx])).  The last 2 fields handle taxable and non-taxable
discounts.  The fields (except for manual)are percentages.  These ...

I have an empty table that I want to input data into, I would like to use a
continous form and when one row in inputted it will jump to an empty row so
user could just enter the next line.  There are combo boxes for the user to
select names or products from.  The problem is when ...

I have a field in my form with this control source:
=[cboScreenCat].[Column](2)
which gives me:
0

I'm a .Net programmer who all of the sudden needs to do a litte work in
Access 2003.
It's quite straight forward, except for one thing:
how do I do a ListBox with multi-select functionality?

I have table that stores group members and their relative information (name,
supervisor, etc).  I have created a query to find only the current members.
I also have a table to store meeting attendance.  I am developing a form for
this table.  I have 10 combo boxed to select a ...

I have a main form Form1 with another form Form2 that gets opened as a popup
from a button on Form1. I want to know the best way to link these in a
one-to-one relationship, so the data in Form2 relates to the data in Form1
through a shared key (ID).

I have 2 combo boxes on a continuse form. One to search name and Other to
search Department.
Private Sub cboFind_AfterUpdate()
   ' Find the record that matches the control.

I have two forms. First form allows data entry while the second form shows
formulated data for each data row. I currently have the Master/child linked
up correctly but some records have more then what can fit on a form. When I
scroll in the main form the other form is stagnant ...

I have a form with a list of products.
Each product has a unique product ID but could have several that have the
same name and the only difference being (other then a different productID)
is they are different colors.