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For all newbies like myself: you don't even have to write any code: just select detail section, click the "Sorting And Grouping" button and in Keep together select Whole group. Mare

Ah, thank you very much. Will try my best :) Mare

Tnx for such a quick response, but I'm not sure where to find GroupLevels in the Help files... There is a Yes/No field Keep together in the Properties, but that's not it, is it? ________________ Thanks, Mare [thumbsup2]

Hey! If I translate to english, my report has the following: Report Header --> Page Header --> =[Surname] Header --> Details --> =[Surname] Footer --> Page Footer --> Report Footer I would like to keep the bolded always together on the same page - is that possible? ________________ Thanks...

Hi! I've been using tek-tips for a while and you guys have helped me so much already. But now I got really stuck, have no idea how to move forward and have therefore prepared a problem description at http://shrani.si/files/problemdesrvs2.pdf . The 2 basic problems are: Problem no. 1: How to...

Oh my god, you're totally right, RoyVidar! I accidently pasted it into the "append" row, instead of the "criteria" row... Thank you very much indeed! It works! Thanks to you, ZmrAbdulla as well. (Nice homepage, btw!) ________________ Thanks, Mare [thumbsup2]

Hi, I discovered some errors and corrected them, but here is where I got stuck. I get an error: Run-time error '3127': The INSERT INTO statement contains the following unknown field name: 'Forms!frmPurchase.Tag'Make sure you have typed the name correctly, and try the opearation again. In VB...

Hi Darrylles, I'm also looking for this - is there any chance...for...possibly...sending this to me as well? [ponder] How do I e-mail you? ________________ Thanks, Mare [thumbsup2]

Jep, now it's all yelow :-) I'm trying to solve all issues now. Thanks for now. ________________ Thanks, Mare [thumbsup2]

Hi! I've followed the instructions at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/208824/en-us , adapted the names to my DB, however when pushing the button "Duplicate", I get the error: Item not found in this collection. And nothing happens - not even in VB there's no row highlighted! Any ideas what...

Have tried and without the combo everything works. Disabled the code for the combo, created the same combo once again, it works. When enabling the code Set faytCombo = New FindAsYouTypeCombo Set faytCombo.FilterComboBox = Me.Employee_ID faytCombo.FilterFieldName = "Employee_ID"...

Many thanks for the link and your suggestion, but it still doesn't work. There's no error, it just highlights that f*** combo instead of the txtYear field... ________________ Thanks, Mare [thumbsup2]

I typed: Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer) DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec Year.SetFocus Set faytCombo = New FindAsYouTypeCombo Set faytCombo.FilterComboBox = Me.Employee_ID faytCombo.FilterFieldName = "Employee_ID" End Sub It doesn't work... Is "Year.SetFocus"...

Tnx, but the combo is of course already there. Any other ideas? ________________ Thanks, Mare [thumbsup2]

FindAsYouType combo is a combo that adjustes the list of records according to letters typed in the combo --> faq702-6304 I've still got no idea how to set this tab index... ________________ Thanks, Mare [thumbsup2]

Hi! If changed to 0, an error occurs: I click OK and still there's this combo highlighed. Any other ideas? ________________ Thanks, Mare [thumbsup2]

Knowing that it's a bug helps me as well! It's exactly my case...thanks Roy for the link! ________________ Thanks, Mare [thumbsup2]

Or you can build an Audit Log. For edited data you have there first a row before edit and another row with new data. For inserted and deleted data, there's 1 row. Check http://allenbrowne.com/AppAudit.html --> it works for me! ________________ Mare [thumbsup2]

Hi, My combo is a FindAsYouType combo and obviously its code overrides the tab index in the properties of the combo. Tab index is only 4, but the form always opens with this combo highlighted. Is there any code to say, this field in this form is to be first? Thanks, mare [thumbsup2] P.S...

With the help of Jerry I've already found out the solution at thread181-1322263. Mare