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MS Access Forum / Macros / November 2003

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converting macro to VBA error25 Nov 2003 01:20 GMT2
I am having trouble converting macros in Access 2000 into
VBA statements using the Tools/Macro/Convert macro to VBA.
I get a message stating that "the <application> can not
find the wizard or there is a syntax error in the
Close Macro?24 Nov 2003 14:51 GMT2
I have a database with an exit button on the Main Menu
whcih will run certain procedures before shutting the
database down.
However I have noticed that if I click on the X in the top
Learing Macros23 Nov 2003 15:22 GMT1
I would love to learn to write Macros in all office applicatons, is there
anywhere on line i can go to do this,or books that can be recommended
Thanks in advance
Mark
Macro to save object22 Nov 2003 13:22 GMT3
Everyday I have to generate a report, save an archive of
it, and also e-mail it. I do have a macro that will e-mail
it for me.
What I want to do is have a macro that will: 1. convert
Export to .dbf macro?22 Nov 2003 12:25 GMT1
I have an access database called "Inspectors.mdb" that I need to expor
to a file called "Inspectors.dbf" (dBase III).  The name of the tabl
in the .mdb file that I want to export is "SFTable".
Is there a macro I can write to export this table to a dBase II
Multi attachments in an email22 Nov 2003 12:23 GMT1
is there a way to send more than 1 attachment in an email
via a macro?  
i'm using the sendobject action and sending a report in
rich text format to an email address...  there doesn't
Macro Automation21 Nov 2003 16:26 GMT3
I have a Macro that runs 2 queries. The second query is a
totals query and runs off the results of the first query.
How do I get the results of the first query into the
second query, so the second query runs correctly?
How to schedule a micro21 Nov 2003 15:39 GMT2
I have a micro that needs to be run every hour. Anyone has
any idea how to do that.
Thanks.
Macro conditions help21 Nov 2003 13:13 GMT1
I am trying to create a macro that will look into a table
if possible to see what values are in the date field, I
ain't having any luck.
I need it to stop further processing of the macro if it
Using code instead of SendKeys21 Nov 2003 12:55 GMT2
I have a macro that uses Sendkeys and it works fine in access2000 but has a problem in access2003.  From all I've read in this newsgroup, SendKeys isn't the way to go. I want to convert to using code for this macro. The macro tabs back three times, (i.e., goes the the textbox ...
Check Fields Macro21 Nov 2003 02:52 GMT1
I want to create a macro to check that the field [Counted] has a value of
"Y" for every record before running an append query.  How would I do this?
How to view three consecutive records on one form simultaneously21 Nov 2003 02:28 GMT4
I am using Access 97 on a Windows 2000 PC.
How can I force only three consecutive records onto a form so I can see them
simultaneously? Subforms?
I am trying to place only three physician records on a form without using a
Access Macros20 Nov 2003 19:59 GMT1
How do I create a macro?
-Kristen MTC
condition in Macro19 Nov 2003 23:35 GMT1
Is it possible for the condition to check if a table
exists before deleting it.
exporting to excel - excel macro automatically runs after export!!?19 Nov 2003 14:04 GMT1
I am exporting a table to excel by an access 2002 macro,
this works fine what I would like to do is as soon as the
access data is exported that an Excel Macro that I have
alrady made runs automatically to format the exported
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