Ok, here is what I tried. Ovbiously I am a novice at this kind of stuff.
If Reason = "Agent Repair" then Me.DueDate = DateLoaner + 45
else
If reason = "Waiting For Inv." then Me.DueDate = DateLoaned + 30
else
Me.DueDate = DateLoaner + 15
End If
Here is what I have been trying to do.
I have a "reason" field, whioch you can select a reason for issuing a loaned piece of equipment. There are six, such as Claim, Lost, Waiting for Parts, borrowing, DOA, and Agent. Then there is a date field, which you enter the date the loaned equipment...
Not sure if I will be able to explain this without getting all confusing, but here it goes.
I have one table called Loaner_Reg. This table has 4 pieces of data: LNumber; LMake; LModel; LSerial. A typical piece of data would be:
1; Nokia; 5165; 12345678901
2; Motorola; 343; 05000000000
and...
With the help of a great FAQ here, I made myself a search form which allows me to input the text I want to search for, and list the results in a text box.
The output in this list box shows:
Decimal ESN, Hex ESN, Last Name, Phone Number.
For example, a decimal ESN is set to 11 numbers only...
Howdy folks.
I have been messing around with a report, and have frield If Then's, and IIF as well, without any luck. So, its time to ask all your fine experts.
On a report, I have a Currency field, called "Charge".
I also have a unbound text box set to show a medium date, which represents the...
PHV,
For example, I have these locations:
U066, U182, W331, W345, and W715.
And the five reports I have are named: 2nd_U066, 2nd_u182, 2nd_W331, 2nd_W345, and 2nd_W715.
As you can see, its a one to one correlation that will not vary.
Now, when entering data on my form, I have a text box...
Ok, I'm back and in need of more wonderful help from you folks.
I have a command button that automatically selects the record I am on, and prints out a specific report.
Here is what I have. I have a database where I have a field called "Location ID". There are 5 options in this text box's...
Ginger,
I can appreciate that. I even have a Intro to Access book. I did eventually find the info, but as you saw above, no matter what I put in, I always got the error until PHV told me to use the "3" instead of vbProperCase.
Luckily, there are forums like this, when you have tried and could...
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