Marvin,
You can drag and drop in a sense, but you will need to learn to:
a.create input form pages
b.create recordsets
c.pass values from one form to another
d.create a results page
Your results page will the display the data selected by the recordsets(query in db lingo)passed from the input...
how about playing with colours.
Make a table the same colour as your plain font counter colour so theres no difference between your counter and table colour.
When you want to read the count, recolour your table.
I am redirecting the user back to the list page after modifying the data, as opposed through the history page. Using the history will not show updated data while the redirect shows the username just visited after the .asp?
The code is as follows.
TIA
Fred
<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT"%>...
When returning to a repeating record page after being directed to a
detail/update or delete page, the variable used is still in my URL
string after the .asp? and the next "go to record" is tacked onto
the end of the last request and the page, obviously is not found.
What is the...
Thanks ALL for responding. MazeWorx, I tried yours in different variations to no avail. Paul..yours worked nicely. Again...Thanks ALL!!
Fred
ps. it's nice to know help is out here!
Happy Holidays
AAAHHHHH I get it now....I thought that was the solution. Heres the inoperative query. I've tried moving the astericks around to no avail.
SELECT [2002 Membership].NAME, [2002 Membership].SURNAME, [2002 Membership].ID
FROM [2002 Membership] INNER JOIN [2002 Membership] AS [2002 Membership_1] ON...
I have a form to receive data(eg car) to use as search criteria for any part of the field. eg. Like *car* to return cargo, transcar, miscarriage etc.
I need to find numbers, letters, etc in the same field. Caps is not an issue.
It is not returning any results.
Help
Fred
I am using a form to input a string to send to the query to produce names that have the queried string inside. eg Input pet to get Peters, Petrie Gepetto Trumpet etc. I'm going crazy trying to get the syntax using both % and * wildcards. The Access and VBA help examples aren't producing results...
I may be splitting hairs here, but in order to export something, don't you have reside there.
In order to export an Excel file, don't you have to be in Excel?
How did you open the excel file?
you should be able to open it in any good word processing program and save it as a delimited file.
Fred
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