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    REmove Hyper links in excel 2000

    The Edit / Go To / Special / Objects work perfectly, it evens eliminates the links Thanks a gazillion
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    REmove Hyper links in excel 2000

    i want delete all shapes in column A along with their hyperlinks. column A currently contains Data, image(shape) and hyperlink. Alli need is the data
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    REmove Hyper links in excel 2000

    it's all in column A. THe shapes all seem to be picture, but each one has a unique name: picture 1 , picture 2 and so on.
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    REmove Hyper links in excel 2000

    How can i delete a columns worth of hyperlinks and graphics.THe problem is that each shape has its own shape name ("picture x"). I wrote a simple macro Sub A_Hyper() ' ' A_Hyper Macro ' ActiveSheet.Shapes("Picture 4").Select Selection.ShapeRange.Item(1).Hyperlink.Delete...
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    switchboard linked to several databases

    Is it possible to create a switchboard that will launch several options to open a database. I have 3 databases that i want to link to one switchboard. Based on the choice made a particular database would open
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    the database can not contain null value error

    Revised... I have a form with the following fields: Name, location, date.All are required fields. Location properties include row source type = Table/Query and limited to list . I created another subform for the user to create a new location via a macro tha twill close the form and launch the...
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    the database can not contain null value error

    I have a form with the following fields: Name, location, date.All are required fields. Location properties include row source type = Table/Query and limited to list . I created another subform for the user to create a new location via add new record. but i ocasionally get "the database can not...
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    Have Exclusive access to a secured shared database

    I would send them a email advising that they would be "locked out", this would prevent an astrays in from logging in by mistake.
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    Have Exclusive access to a secured shared database

    Wouldn't be simpler for me to change the file name, from access database.mdb to access database-rex.mdb. Everybody shortcut is pointed to access database.mdb , so that way whe nthey try to open the database the file is not found. This would allow me to play in it exclusively until i am done...
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    Have Exclusive access to a secured shared database

    As admin of a shared database i would like to make changes without getting the "You do not have exclusive access to the database at this time. If you proceed to make changes, you may not be able to save them later" message. So far if i want to make changes i need to get arrive at work at about...
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    Dlookup() and Forms

    sorry kjv, i am drawing a blank. i have a bad case of the mondays. How do i set up a variable?
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    Dlookup() and Forms

    made the recommended changes, table is not updated
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    Dlookup() and Forms

    No, under control source i have : =DLookUp("[Vendor Name]","[Vendor list]","[Vendor Nbr]='" & [Vendor Info] & "'") i guesss i shoiuld have this somewhere else
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    Dlookup() and Forms

    using the record selector at the bottom of the form. By clicking on next record button
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    Dlookup() and Forms

    PHV, I've used your code. it appeaers on the form, but when saved the Vednor Name field on the table is blank. i would like for the Vendor Name to appear on the table once the record has been saved. Any thoughts that can be helpful are greatly appreciated

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