How can I access the description in a table? Back in old dBase days I could
use list/export structure extended. I can't find any way to do this. I am
usign Access XP
Thanks for any help

I am using Access 2007.  I have created a simple switchboard that has
an item that runs a report that is based upon a query.  This query
asks for a range of job numbers.  When first going in to the
switchboard, it asks me for my range and everything is great.

Hi - I have a function that returns a value to a text field. I need to
bold a portion of the text field to match up with the rest of the
form. I'd rather not split it into two separate text fields because
the text should only display if certain criteria is met, so it's more

I am looking for assistance with an issue I am gettting with an
Access2k application. When I have xp style switched on, switching from
screen to screen causes the first screen to resize to it's 'restore'
size before the second screen appears. This causes a 'flicker' affect

I'm experiencing an unusual problem. When I run a specific make-table
query on a computer, that computer shuts down. The computer shuts down
completely, without warning, as if a power failure occurred.
I can run the query without any trouble on other computers. I can also

I am using the following code (Office 2000)
Private Sub Storage_Click()
   On Error GoTo Err_Storage_Click
   Dim ExcelApp As Object

Does someone out there have a better reference on how to use the
report Line method than what is in the help file for Access 2003?
Maybe I'm just misunderstanding but it seems there are typos in the
help for this particular method.  For example there is a reference to

I am trying to create a table which is a subset of two other table
where those tables have the same uniquely identifying key. I am using
Access 2003.
The SQL statement that I am trying to use gets an automation error,

I'm attempting to create a new table, and populate it using the fields
from two existing tables. The code is printed below. I get the error:
"Run-time error '-2147217900 (80040e14)': Syntax error in CREATE TABLE
statement." For what it's worth, when tested independently, the

I'm doing some speed tests.  I created a brand-new table, with just
one "Long Integer" field.  I'm testing adding 1000 records.  If I use
the "Export" feature in Access, it takes only a few seconds to export
the 1000 records to a new table on the server.  If I use my code

I hope someone can help.
I am trying to use VBA to set the colors for the slices in a pie chart.  My
problem is with accessing the object itself.
I am using the following code in a command button on a seperate form (Form1):

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I have created a database for my department, which will display all
the users details (name etc), PC details, and software details.
The database is just going to be a way of knowing who has what

That's about it, I've put a nine pages in tab-form on a form and have
different fields on each tab from the same query. I want to filter by
selection (pre-determined by each tab) when I click on that tab.
Example, when I click (Tab) page 2 on the form, I see the some fields

I'm trying to create a combo box using the wizard. It's based on a
query with 5 fields - enum, ename, startdate, enddate, and
recordnumber. In my query enum is not visible, and that field has
criteria that comes from a text field on a form. The query works fine.