when I try to rotate a scanned picture or photo in Microsoft photo editor with f.i. 100 degrees , the picture disappears. Rotation by 90 degrees does work, when you give in the number of degrees, it doesn't ...Who can help me ?
it seems to be easier to choose convert, than access opens automatically and the conversion starts immediatilly.
The way you suggests works ...
But I'm worried about the error message ...
every time I try to convert data from an excel-sheet to access , i get a message : The Microsoft Jet database engine could not find the object <range>. I did spell the name of the object right and the object exists... What goes wrong ?
Hello,
I don't know if it is the right way to do , but I solved my problem with the conditional formatting tool, which is new in access 2000 : I formatted the field in the ordinary way and gave it a contional format in case the field is zero : color of the font and background : same color , so...
Dear lightning, I'm afraid it is not working the way I want.
When you put "general number" in the format property of the field, it is exactly working the way I want, except that I can't ban the zero-values ...
In your proposal 11,25 is printed as 11
thank you
Thanks anyway but I 'll make myself clear :
I want for one field :
6000 (no decimal point and no zeros)
11,25 (as many decimal places as needed)
(blanks) (if the value is zero, I want blanks)
is this possible do you think ?
When I use the "general number" on a currency field in my report , de values look good except that I can not avoid the zero-values to be printed.
When I do it by a custom format (#.##0,##) then I get f.i. 5000, in stead of 5000 and
when I use 0,00 I get decimal places everywhere
who...
I do have a currency-field dat doesn't have always a value. I know how I can use the format property to get blanks when the value of the field is zero.
I do have the following on the format property :
#.##0,##;#.##0,##; ;
but when the value of the field is f.i. 6000 then i get
6000...
I do have following code
If KeyCode = 38 Then
'"UpArrow"
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acPrevious, 1
ElseIf KeyCode = 40 Then
'"DownArrow"
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNext, 1
Of course there is an error when the cursor is standing on the first record and the...
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