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MS Access Forum / New Users / November 2004

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SubForm24 Nov 2004 00:47 GMT3
How can I open subform on the main form to Enter new data?
I have button which On_Click event reveals SubForm (Visible=True) and
SubForm is prepared for entering new records.
Thanks, Chris
Embedded bitmap images appear as "Package" instead of "Bitmap Imag24 Nov 2004 00:19 GMT1
I am creating a database of artwork.  I have photographs of all of the
pieces.  The photos were taken with a digital camera as jpeg images, then I
reformated them (cropped, resized, etc.) in Adobe Photoshop and saved them as
bitmaps.  
Convert Tex to Number24 Nov 2004 00:17 GMT1
I have a column call it WO (Text Field).
the data on it looks like this:
4545-1
2323-500
Print Access Database Structure??23 Nov 2004 21:02 GMT4
How can I print an Access database structure? I need to print the Field
names, field order and field data type.
Thanks
Chris
add a value to a colume23 Nov 2004 17:29 GMT1
I'm responsible for updating an access data base which has several columns.
One of the column list locations where business is done.  We have a new
location
and I need to add new location.  how do I do that.
Maximum number of fields allowed in a table23 Nov 2004 17:21 GMT3
I am setting up a new database with relationship tables and am having a
problem with one particulaly large table, I am getting an error when saving,
the table has 120 fields within it.
does anyone know the maximum number of fields allowed in a table.
sql UPDATE syntax error23 Nov 2004 16:38 GMT5
I am new to VBA so please bear with me.  I am trying to update a table
through a sub-form and am trying to use a sql statement to do this for
me.
When I run this code --
open ports23 Nov 2004 16:33 GMT1
how do I close open ports
good reference books on access23 Nov 2004 16:30 GMT1
I'm looking for a good book on access do have does anybody have any
recommdations and could you explain your reasoning
data degrading23 Nov 2004 13:46 GMT2
I have been told that, over time, data held in a db will
degrade (either be lost or or unnoticed).
Is this true, and if so to what extent?
Also, is there a fix?
How can i get the same music file to play continously for all sli.23 Nov 2004 12:26 GMT1
I am trying to create a power point presensation and i would like to play the
same song continously for all the slides in the presensation.  If anyone  can
help me please email me.
Thanks
Field not empty23 Nov 2004 06:02 GMT2
I have a membership database where the date of leaving is recorded.
If I take a query and as for all records where that field Is Not Null
I lose one record.
Visual inspection sees and empty field. I have used delete and back
Expression Help Cont23 Nov 2004 03:19 GMT1
I have been continuing to work on a my query to show the total hours worked in an area.  Here is my expression, I used the expression builder for this.   Expr1: [SumOfWorkAreaHours]/12.  It returns the number I want but when I run the query, I get a pop up window which says ...
Breaking apart a field.22 Nov 2004 22:49 GMT3
Hi people.
Someone put two values together that I didn't want put together, I don't
know how it was done, and I need to take the field back apart.  Problem:
In the column in question, each cell looks like this:  123:456  Sometimes
Docmd.RunSQL22 Nov 2004 19:29 GMT5
To update some records I am calling following querry, which is working OK :
UPDATE Microwave
SET Far_RAUType = Forms!frmEditMicrowave!Near_RAUType
WHERE Microwave!Far_SiteID=Forms!frmEditMicrowave!Near_SiteID
 
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