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MsgBox(newbie)29 Mar 2007 15:18 GMT2
the msgbox hides behind other forms . and doesnt show up in the front. can
anyone help?
Changing Date format when Importing TXT file29 Mar 2007 15:16 GMT2
I'm new to access and could use some help.  I'm importing data into an access
table.  the TXT file displays the date as 032807 however when it is imported
into access I want it to display in the table as 03/28/07.  I have the Imput
Mask set in the table as "mm"/"dd"/"yy" however ...
SQL command to GROUP BY buckets...29 Mar 2007 15:01 GMT4
I have a table of data and want to SUM() a column of values but based
on the values in another column:
Val1    Val2
1          2
Is it possible to disable delete function?29 Mar 2007 14:21 GMT2
I have a database and was wondering if it was possible to disable the
user from deleting anything at all or any objects whatsoever from the
database.
Maybe if the database requires a password to delete objects, or
Convert MonthName back to Number or create invisible bound column in listbox29 Mar 2007 14:16 GMT1
I know you can convert a number into a monthname easily or a full date
into a name easily but can you convert text like Aug, Sep etc back to
8,9?
The reason I want to do this is because I want to show Aug 2006, Sep
Need to extract data mid-string.  29 Mar 2007 14:07 GMT5
Here's what I have:  \\lavaur4\PHIWEBEurope\SWAN_Swissco\Default.htm: 754
And here's what I'm trying to get back:  Swissco\Default.htm
The number of characters from the left will always be the same, 28.  And the
string will always be trimmed after the ":" (colon).  
How do I animate Gif files29 Mar 2007 14:05 GMT1
I am struggling to animate GIF files in access. Anyone Help
Split one coloumn into 2 in Excel29 Mar 2007 12:58 GMT2
I have an excel spreadsheet where I have a lot of values in coloumn A.
I want to split this into A and B. ( like a snake )
Coloumn A have: 1000, 1001, 1002, 1003 etc
I want to have A: 1000, B: 1001, A: 1002, B: 1003 etc
Selecting printers29 Mar 2007 12:13 GMT3
This maybe a bit of a long shot but last year I downloaded via a link on the
forum a bit of access software that listed all my pronters in a list box and
then allowed me to select a printer from it and set it as default.  Does
anyone know where I might have got this from?  I have ...
usability issues29 Mar 2007 12:10 GMT2
I am a new user
What are the usability issues for new users in using Microsoft Access
upsizing a database tp sq; server29 Mar 2007 11:36 GMT6
I am definitely the administrator  The 'me' sttement tells me so.  So why do
I get something like 'you do not have permission to perform this operation?
dennis
run-time error 3077 no apostrophes!!!29 Mar 2007 11:20 GMT1
OK, every post I've seen on this error has involved apostrophes, but mine
doesn't.  I am using a combo box to look up members and the bound colum is an
autonumber field, so no special characters!
On de-bug I mouse over the cboFindmember in the code and it says
ambiguous name. in query expression29 Mar 2007 10:30 GMT3
i wrote expression in query and i work fine.
when i import this  query to another (but the same) application
it gives me the error statment above.
what can be the reason ?
to force commit29 Mar 2007 10:27 GMT5
what is the way to aforce commit in that situation?
strSQL = "insert into invoice (Invoice_Num,Supplier_Id)
strSQL = strSQL & " values (" & Me.Invoice_Num & " , " & Me.Supplier_Id & ")
dbs.execute strSQL, dbFailOnError
 
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