I'm writing a Excel sheet that requires a button to be inserted for a
certain situation in a macro. I didn't know the instructions to create
a button so i recorded a macro that did what i wanted then looked at
the generated code. The recorded macro gave me this:

I have a list box with 2 columns. Is there a way to suppress the horizontal
scroll bar without making the box wide enough to accommodate the widths of
both columns?

I have created a recordset from my data of hospital patients whereby a
patient ID is associated with a series of test results. In the user form
navigation is made using the in-built Access navigation buttons. However,
some patients have more than one set of results for the same ...

I'm trying to retrieve remote images that are stored on a website.  In Access
I have a table that has the relevant image names, and then I need to go to a
web site to see if those images exist.  If so, I then need to copy that image
file to a local (maybe LAN) based drive.

I'm having problems with the order forms are appearing on the screen.  As I
open and close them I'm expecting them to be in the order they were called
in, with the most recently called on top.  But instead, the main form (first
one opened) is coming up in between other forms.

How can I concatenate the status bar to my progress bar? Rigt now the progres
bar runs and then displays the query results. In few words, the progress on
my form does not reflets the actual progress % like the one in the status
bar. I did read several comments in this forum on ...