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How to stop a VBA procedure after a Form is set open28 Feb 2009 18:31 GMT8
Dear reader,
How to stop a VBA procedure after a form is set open with:
DoCmd.OpenForm ("FormName").
After this instruction the VBA procedure is running further.
Split DB Performance for Tabs, subforms and combos28 Feb 2009 15:53 GMT2
The Access 2003 / SQL Server 2008 Express app I've created performs
well over a VPN, except for the main form which has uses tabs, with
multiple subforms and combos within them. It's very very slow. I've
been looking at the tracesqlmode and can see that the form in question
Working form has stopped working28 Feb 2009 15:13 GMT2
The form Chooser has worked without problems for about a year.
 It suddenly stopped working in November.
 It was written for Access2003, but I don't spend much time at the
 facility where it's used, so I took it over to the local university
Check box checked based on another field28 Feb 2009 07:58 GMT1
Okay, one more for you guys. How could I go about checking a check
box based on a value chosen in a combo box on the same form? For
example, if the user chooses black, white, or red in the combo box,
the check box is checked automatically. If the user chooses green,
Queries or SQL28 Feb 2009 01:20 GMT4
Forms, Reports, Combo Boxes, List Boxes
Is it better to use a saved query as the RecordSource / RowSource or an SQL
statement
Discuss ( as the teacher would say)
Linked Text - Refresh27 Feb 2009 19:26 GMT19
I have a linked table, the file it is linked to is a .csv file.  I
want to browse to a location and then link to the selected file
(another .csv), I have the code that allows me to browse but I am
having trouble getting the syntax correct for refreshing the linked
Need Assistance with Report (Top 20)27 Feb 2009 15:48 GMT1
Hi.  I have a database that handles score records for dogs that compete
in Obedience.  There are 3 different classes that a dog may compete in
(Novice, Open, Utility).  I tried to create a report of TOP 20 Scores
for each class in a particular year.  The final report was supposed to
Application Development - Training Books27 Feb 2009 14:26 GMT2
Something I don't understand about the literature and discussion about
ACCESS.
It appears as if 80-90% of the work done with this software is done by the
developer mainly because there is little information about user-friendly
Dynamic and Variable Fields in a Form/Report27 Feb 2009 12:43 GMT8
I have various links to a SQL Server that is producing pivot/crosstab
recordsets. While it is possible to launch these in access as a table,
they are very ugly, and there is nowhere for me to put various support
controls like filtering or printing or outputing to excel.
Access Report Help27 Feb 2009 09:07 GMT1
I've got 2 tables and a report I could use a hand with. Table 1
contains a number and a name associated with that number. Talbe 2
contains the same number, but with different fields. What I'm trying
to do is simply display the fields in Table 2, but instead of the
HELP with IIF statement27 Feb 2009 01:49 GMT4
I want to put a condition like:
IIF(Condition1=True,>0,0)
But apparently, we can not use >0 inside a if statement?  How to get
around with that?
How to call a specific field in a continuous form in code27 Feb 2009 01:18 GMT1
I am looking for a way to "call" or "parse" whatever the value of any
of the text boxes in a continuous form.  Meaning that when a user
clicks a command button the system filters on whatever value, is in
whatever textbox the cusor is in.  Is this possible?
Multiple Criteria in Query26 Feb 2009 14:44 GMT1
Typically i just create multiple queries and combine them into one
query at the end but thought maybe there was a more efficient
(cleaner) way.  If i have the following data:
Resource       Hrs     Job
MS Access to Open Office conversion?26 Feb 2009 12:39 GMT9
Does anyone know how to convert an MS Access 2000 database file to Open
Office Base 3.0? I understand that SQL can be used but I don't know how
well it works or which programs can be used to accomplish it. Any help
will be appreciated.
Check SQL26 Feb 2009 03:24 GMT1
I have a form that includes fields for three different tables. When I
click on submit I want it to add the information in the fields in the
respective tables.  This is all fine and is working.  However, right
now it is executing three insert statements consecutively.  If one has
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