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synchronize combo boxes

Chris: The RowSource for cboDevice is: SELECT PK_Device_ID > >Previous Posts In This Thread: > >On Friday August 28 2009 4:34 PM >reesa wrote: > >synchronize combo boxes >I think i may be totally stupid but I have read all the previous answers >on this but i still do not understand This is my first try with access and >i am hoping to get it to work I have 2 combo box

How do I protect my database?

Go to the Database Tools tab Click on the Set Database Password Don t give him the password Jerry Whittle Microsoft Access MVP Light Strong Cheap Pick two Keith Bontrager Bicycle Builder Nikki wrote: > Hi > I created the database by using Microsoft access 2007 Im a new user of this > software I also save this database in my desktop One of my employees wi

how do i set up replaceing words with a code

keith could you please go into more detail about how to do this function i am trying to set up medical terminology this way to cut down on the amount of key strokes thank you Keith Wilby wrote: > paul_88 wrote in message > news:2BE21CC5 75DD 4033 BA8E 00F0E52BA58E@microsoft com > >i am taking a sample exam and i need help please

How to update the data of a combo box

Type or select a value? You will need to provide some details Use the Message section rather than trying to post the entire question as the subject line Message posted via http: www accessmonster com

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On Fri 13 Nov 2009 11:43:01 0800 Fred wrote: >Dick > >Three of those paragraphs are the most succinct informative to the point >thing I have ever seen written on combo boxes I ll second that it s a mini tutorial on comboboxes right there Nice job Dirk Armen Stein Microsoft Access MVP www JStreetTech com

Problem Loading and sizing images

Thanks Daniel I had tried that already and received a Type Mismatch error My problem was actually: Dim Pic1 as Image should have been Dim Pic1 as Object N Daniel Pineault wrote: > The error is telling you the solution set > > try: > Set Pic1 = LoadPicture C:\Windows\Roses bmp > > > Hope this helps > > Daniel Pineault > http: www

Query By Form Null Value

Bill wrote in message news:A9BBC5C3 A331 4F26 97ED 21B4D9B3EB8F@microsoft com > Hi > Let me try to explain more so you can understand what I am attempting I > have a Query that works fine Except I want to use that Query Properties > in > my Query By Form I designed I will list the properties of both Queries to > see how I am using them > MY Q

is access capable of building a cost calculator?

Hi it surely is possible in access but be prepared to do quit a bit of learning succes NG ivory_kitten wrote: > i currently have a rather complex series of tables in excel and of course a > really rough looking form due to excels limited capabilites i am interested > to know if i could successfully build a cost calculator in Access to simplify > things > > currently

Fill fields automatically on Form

What is VarCompanyDescription? Is this a memory variable or a field or a text box? Duane Hookom Microsoft Access MVP George van Niekerk wrote: > Thanks for the response John > > I have tried your proposal using the after update event for the financial > company combo field as the control however no success The following string > was used > > VarCompanyDescriptio

Access developer and run time

Currently my dbase is a access 2003 that provides a data access page to other user on my site to view only info We are moving to access 2007 [that does not support data access pages unless the database is split[part in access 2003 other part in access 2007] So I plan to deploy my dbase w the developer and run time to provide users[hoping for the best] with the dbase that mostly will

Unhide Tables

Click on the ? HELP icon Type in unhide Access HELP offers instructions Regards Jeff Boyce Microsoft Access MVP Disclaimer: This author may have received products and services mentioned in this post Mention and or description of a product or service herein does not constitute endorsement thereof Any code or psuedocode included in this post is offered as i

Automatically set screen resolution when opening MDB file

In my opinion developers have no business changing the user s setting Remember that your application isn t the only application they use so you ll be impacting their ability to multitask Also some users may have their settings that way because of medical conditions: they may be unable to work at the resolution you chose for them Instead develop your application so that it adap

multiple records on the same form

You are still talking about forms not tables and structure The structure guides the user interface forms and reports mostly not the other way around It sounds like you need an Incidents table for one thing It is not clear whether incidents and what you describe as my incidents are the same thing or if they are conncected in some way You should also have tables for perso

How we create Telephone Directory in Access 2007 with sort

Fred I agree I hope I didn t discourage the OP too much His telephone directory w images made me think the OP was developing this for his workplace It was in that regard that I proposed he consider bang for the buck canned software over costly and lengthy manual development Heck I ve rebuilt my personal address book in every database since Jim Button

Importing large numbers as text

Never mind My text was screwed up GD GD wrote: > I m trying to import a text file containing an invoice field into a table > This Inv field needs to be formatted as text because some of the invoice s > contain letters numbers > > However others are numbers only and a few are very large numbers like: > > 2698356000000 > > The problem is that it is bein

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