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Are you asking how to specify a date range as the criteria in a query? The syntax is: Between #10/1/05# and #12/15/05#

I think this results from a new security setting in Word 2003, which prompts the user for verification when opening a datasource. The default value is no (No, don't attach the datasource), and when using automation, you are not given the opportunity to respond "yes". This security feature is...

I think this results from a new security setting in Word 2003, which prompts the user for verification when opening a datasource. The default value is no (No, don't attach the datasource), and when using automation, you are not given the opportunity to respond "yes". This security feature is...

Have you tried selecting a control and using Format/Bring to Front (or Send to Back)?

Bad news, KZPools. After much gnashing of teeth, I held a training for my users explaining that if they don't get the results they want, they should try again after unchecking the box. This works when it is obvious that the results are wrong (When they KNOW we have more that one Smith in the...

This is basic code to send an email with VBA, and it includes an option to create the email with an attachment. You will first need to set a reference to the version of Outlook you are using. Sub SendMessage(Recipname As String, SubjectText As String, BodyText As String, Optional...

You have an extra space in front of the class name, so your criteria is [TBL-1].[Attribute-Name] = ' Class1' instead of [TBL-1].[Attribute-Name] = 'Class1'

You can have two versions of Access on your system. Here's an FAQ on the issue: FAQ181-496

I have a tickler system set up in my database. When a user opens the database, the following code is executed in the designated start-up form. This routine sends an email to the person (from himself/herself) referencing the particular claim (record). The code uses the following fields which are...

Quehay's right, it was difficult to follow the wording of your question, but I think I get the jist of it. The SQL you provided is the recordsource of your subform, Y. The query pulls data from the combo boxes and refreshes as the selection in the combobox changes. You want to dynamically set...

Have you checked to see if there is a "skip record if" code in the beginning of the merge template? You can look at the hidden codes with Alt+F9. You might also check that there are no filtering options turned on by going back through the wizard and make sure to "select all&quot...

You can in the On_Format Event of the report. Select Case txtStatus Case 2, 5, 6 NameOfLabel.Caption = "A" Case 1,3,4, 7 NameOfLable.Caption = "B"

Thanks DonQuichote, that's just what I was looking for. Watch out for those windmills.

You can set the reference from the code window. Click Tools/References. Scroll down to Microsoft Outlook and click the box next to it. click OK to set the reference. If you replace the objMail.Send with objMail.Display the user will have to manually send the message, which I kinda like...

There's no option for a back color on a command button, for some reason. The workaround I use is to make a label the exact size and shape of the command button (you'll also want to make the special effect Raised, to make it look like a button), then copy and paste the code from the click event...

FYI, it is not considered good practice to repost the same questions three times unless you've not gotten a response after several days. If you are calling the opening of the preview version from a command button on a form, you could use this: Private Sub Command0_Click() DoCmd.OpenReport...

For some reason, the default value of "Search Fields as Formatted" in the Find and Replace dialog box in Access XP is Checked. Users must remember to uncheck it each time in order to get correct search results. In prior versions, defaults for this dialog box were set in...

This one works in the form's Ondelete event, but is Access not prompting you to confirm deletes anyway? Private Sub Form_Delete(Cancel As Integer) Dim intResponse As Integer intResponse = MsgBox("Are you sure you want to Delete?", vbOKCancel, "Confirm Delete") If...

Did you use the .requery action to update the data in the two subforms?

Whoops! In looking at some code I've used, I think this is how you refer to a control's properties on format: Dim ctlControl As Control For Each ctlControl In Controls If ctlControl.Tag = "BarCode" Then ctlControl.Top = 0.2 End If Next ctlControl