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Thanks Cheech. I finally figured out how to setup the CSS and get it to work right. Like you said..."View the page in IE". When I didn't see the overline in DW I thought I was doing something wrong. Works now though. Thanks again.

I need to overscore some characters in html but am having problems. The closest thing I've found doing a Google search is using something like this: <span style="text-decoration: overline">overline</span> However, I think I need to do something with CSS...but I am unfamiliar with that...

Sorry...that's what I get for writing this original post up late in the evening. I do realize that building the Universe in BO is important and I have learned how to do that. But not being real familiar with SQL itself I guess what I'm looking for is the basic logic behind getting the results...

Hi. My office just started using Business Objects (along with Oracle 8.1)...and since somebody recalled that I had a SQL course awhile back I was elected to create some reports. Even though I have never used Business Objects before...I was able to putz around and come up with some real clunky...

I have a single table of Nationalities the user selects from on the first form presented using a ComboxBox. No problems. The selection is then automatically placed into a ListBox on another form for future use. I have the columns bound correctly, etc. and it works no problem. However, it...

Thanks for the quick response. Remembering that I am a total novice at this...I created a table structure that just seemed logical in the beginning...and as it turned out fit nicely into the forms I ended up creating. While the forms are sort of 'set in stone' now...I am open to any...

Ok...I've spent the last couple of months learning how to create forms that finally do what I want. Whether or not it is the most efficient way remains to be seen...:-) Now here is my current table arrangement: I have ten tables...each corresponding to a different form. The main table is...

Very cool Roy. That's exactly what I decided to do since I only need the NewForm reference in that one place. All the other things I needed to do with the passed forms involved the OldForm and that worked fine passing it as a Form. Of course that was after I used the .Name hint you gave me...

OK...one step closer. Using OldForm.Name did the trick for that part. However...still one problem left. Here is the Private Sub calling the Global Module Public Sub: Call GoToOtherForm(Forms!ScenarioOverviewForm, &quot;ScenarioID&quot;, &quot;EnterOverviewButton&quot...

OK...building on previous suggestions I was able to make some of my global modules work fine...especially after learning to pass forms as Forms instead of strings. However, although the first part of my routine below works by passing OldForm as a Form, I cannot figure out how to make the two...

Ok...thanks. Again the combination of all responses has helped solve one issue. Stars to both of you.

Ok...thanks...I got the Forms part working right. Here is the new code: Public Sub ClearItem(SelectedForm As Form, Pctl As Control, Nctl As Control, Tctl As Control, Qctl As Control) SelectedForm!Pctl.Enabled = False SelectedForm!Nctl.Enabled = False SelectedForm!Tctl.Enabled = False...

Now that I've gotten most of the forms started...I've noticed a lot of routines that are common across them. Hmmm...global? Well here is the first code and naturally it doesn't work. I've created a Module called Routines and put the following Public Sub in it. Public Sub...

When my combobox drops down and there are more entries than I allow to show at one time...obviously there is a scrollbar you can grab with the mouse to move through the choices. Maybe it's me...but the list doesn't scroll right away when moving the scrollbar...or even if I click at the bottom...

Shoot...I posted my reply for Steve Lewy before realizing that OhioSteve had also posted a tip. Here is what I ended up with: Private Sub GoToOtherForm(ByVal SelectedForm As String, ByVal FormID As String, ByVal FormFocus As String) strScenarioID = Me![OrdnanceID] DoCmd.OpenForm...

Although as it turns out I had another issue to deal with concerning this Sub...the tip you provided solved the original issue I asked about. Thanks.

It's always the simple fixes that are so cool. It works great! Thanks.

Here is what I'm trying to do: Call GoToOtherForm(&quot;ScenarioOverviewForm&quot;, &quot;ScenarioID&quot;, &quot;Location&quot;) Private Sub GoToOtherForm(ByVal SelectedForm As String, ByVal FormID As String, ByVal FormFocus As String) strScenarioID = Me![OrdnanceID] DoCmd.Close acForm...

I have 9 groups of 4 comboboxes on the form...but at any given time there can only be one set of four enabled. I use GotFocus events on each set of four so that the user must enter data in the correct order of comboboxes. As the user enters data in the first enabled box...the focus...

The combination of your suggestions pointed me in the right direction. Thanks to both of you.