Hi PHV,
It would be good if I had, but unfortuneately I have no control over the source data.
The table has an autonumber ID with related data in other tables, so I can't do a complete new import or I would create orphan records in the other tables.
I could loop through the new and old...
Hi,
I have a table that is updated from an excel import.
The problem is to identify any new records that have been added since the last update. It is easy to identify records that have the same key value, but how do you identify the new ones?
Thanks
Ian
Aceman,
I have a form that stays on the screen all of the time (this is the static screen). The form has some buttons that control what is displayed in the subform. I change the contents by equating RecordSource with a form name or some SQL.
As you suggest I could save each form with the...
Thanks Aceman. I wanted to do this at runtime using vba. Doing it this way will mean I have to duplicate every form - one saved as single form and another saved as datasheet.
Thanks,
Ian
Is it possible to change the default view of a subform at runtime. I want to toggle from form view to Datasheet view?
I know this can be done using DoCmd.ViewForm, but I want a static view rather than have different windows popping up.
Is there a better way to achieve this?
Thanks
Hi,
I am new to vba programming and I am using Office 2003. I want to store emails on a network drive using Access. I found a useful start in these forums, but I am having problems.
The code contains the following:
Dim olApp As Outlook.Application
Dim olExp As Outlook.Explorer
Dim...
Hi,
I am new to vba programming and I am using Office 2003. I want to store emails on a network drive using Access. I found a useful start in these forums, but I am having problems.
The code contains the following:
Dim olApp As Outlook.Application
Dim olExp As Outlook.Explorer
Dim...
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