If the user selects the item on a form then clicks a button to open a report there is no reason why you can't use the where condition of the docmd.openreport function.
You can open a report in design view first, setting control sources of textboxes, then opening it. It is slow and does not look great because sometimes it flickers from design view to open view but I think this will do your job.
Build the switchboard properly, not using the pain in the back side wizard which if the application is not thoroughly documented is very difficult for a developer unfamiliar with it to decipher.
Could you use the form A getting focus or being activated, which should happen when you close the subreport which opened it initially, and check if the form is open, and if it is not requery?
I'm not sure if you can do this with outlook express, but I know you can do it with outlook.
You have to reference Outlook in tools - references, then in code open an outlook application, create an email, then add an attachment to it. This has to be an independent file, so you will have had to...
You need to use the selected and column properties of a combo box. The help in access for these properties give you examples which will show you.
In affect you get the selected `row` number, then ask it to give you the data in the columns when the row is the number you got from the selected...
Does anybody know how to get hummingbird document manager to execute oracle stored procedures.
The scenerio is VB6 code sending commands to hummingbird to execute oracle stored procedures. We know how to write VB6 code to get hummingbird to send SQL statements to Oracle, but not execute Stored...
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