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MS Access Forum / Macros / October 2003

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Reports with filtered forms31 Oct 2003 20:00 GMT2
I've create a form in access that alows me to filter data from a table
with the access button "filter by form" or "filter by selection". But
now I'm trying to in the same form and with the filter active produce a
report base on the filtered data (dynamic). How can I do this ?
HELP WITH MACROS!!!!30 Oct 2003 04:22 GMT5
I am having some problems trying to get the macros to
run.  All i want to do is have a sentence that gets
outputted with i push a button so i dont have to type it
500 times.
SetWarning Macro29 Oct 2003 21:19 GMT2
I am trying to set my form so that when a user makes a
change to the form and the user goes to close the form
without saving first, it will automatically ask the user
whether they would like to save their changes.  Right now
ACTION FAILED - MACRO NAME - WORKS AS ADMIN29 Oct 2003 21:02 GMT2
I am having problems running macros from a Access 2002
database.
A regular user cannot run them, thet get an ACTION FAILED
message with the macro name with an option to HALT.
compair 3 fields29 Oct 2003 19:31 GMT3
How can I compair 3 fields and grab the smallest value.
These fields my have letters in them.  The fields with
letters will need to be ignored.
Thanks for your time and help
access macro29 Oct 2003 02:08 GMT2
I need to cut data from column 1 and put it in column 2
Example
Column 1 'cut the numbers 267
randal stevens       267
MACRO29 Oct 2003 01:15 GMT2
Can I automatically launch a macro using Date and Time functions
SetWarning Macro28 Oct 2003 20:30 GMT1
I have turned on SetWarning in Macro but it will only run
one time, it doesn't work if i were to do it a second
time.  Any suggestions?
Thanks
Windows userid in access forms28 Oct 2003 16:55 GMT1
I'm working on an application in access to provide users in my office
the ability to register work tasks. I'm trying to capture the windows
userid od the user that logs on to the system so I can use it in my
access application. How can I do this ?
Running multipe queries from a macro27 Oct 2003 18:20 GMT4
I have a macro set up to run 3 different macros. One is an
append, one is a make table and the last is an update
query. When the macro is run, it seems none of the actions
are taking place. I do not get an error message. When I
Auto launching an mdb containing an autoexec macro27 Oct 2003 17:17 GMT3
I am using the Scheduled Task option in Windows 2000 to
auto run MDB programs that contain autoexec files ending
with an exit command.  This works great!
My proboem is after a MDB is autoexecuted, when I open an
Quit Macro while running27 Oct 2003 15:55 GMT1
How do I stop an AutoExec macro while it's running?  I'm
running office XP
Thanks
running macros multiple times27 Oct 2003 15:29 GMT2
Hello and thanks in advance!
    I need some help with a project I'm doing in which I
have a macro that prints several different reports at
once.  What I need is a form that will allow the user to
Can I do  this with a macro25 Oct 2003 08:25 GMT2
I am having a hard time getting this.
I have a table called tbStyles with two fields a
ProductNumber and ProductDescription field.
I have another table called tbPrices that I have to enter
Passing criteria to query25 Oct 2003 03:21 GMT5
Hi all,
I would like to run a series of stored queries from a
macro.  These queries require parameters to be entered by
the user.  I need to request these values from the user
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