I posted this in the Forms forum, but seem to have folks stumped?
I am attempting to export an Access Query as a text file. The query parameters are defined by a form that has a primary key which is an autonumber [PK11] The choice of Sales Order Number defines the query result set.
In the...
Yes I do. I am launching from a cmdButton on the sales form. If I hard code a sales number in the query, the file exports great from the button.
Thanks
I am attempting to export an Access Query as a text file. The query parameters are defined by a form that has a primary key which is an autonumber [PK11] The choice of Sales Order Number defines the query result set.
In the [Sales Order] parameter in the query, i have...
Maybe someone can point out where I am going wrong?
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Hello jbl1167,
As I understand it, the tablet PC is nothing more than a touch screen where the stylus mimics a mouse click. I have created a few touch screen applications with MS Access. I imagine this would be very similar.
As far a handwriting recognition, that sounds a little futuristic. If...
I am working to develop a new MS Access 2003 database.
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A star for you!!!
I was assuming the name of the form was what I was seeing in design mode, when in fact it was 'child19'.
Fixed the name of the subform and all is well, thanks as always!
I was able to resolve this by placing an additional 5 checkboxes on the main form and updating those based on the subform checkboxes. I refferenced the main form checkboxes in the OnFormat section of the report and all worked great!
If someone can help with with the correct syntax to refference...
Thanks Duane,
Did as advised, and the report errors saying cannot find the control "chklevel1".
Just for clariffication:
chklevel1 is on:
Form name: F0004_YourCompany
Tab/Page:tabCatagory
SubForm: AF01_MajorCatagory
Thanks
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My button works great and prints the report. I have placed an unbound checkbox above each level on the form, and am...
Thanks Alex,
Tried the syntax as you posted, which returne an error stating it could not find the form? Triple checked and the form name is correct.
I changed to this:
strSQL = "UPDATE T11_Item_Master set T11_57_StockTakeQty = T11_57_StockTakeQty + " & me.qty.Value & ";"
DoCmd.RunSQL strSQL...
Access 2003
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I added an unbound text box (qty) with the following...
I have been looking at the MS Access templates that Microsoft provides:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/templates/TC010184581033.aspx?CategoryID=CT061995421033
If you go to that link you will see an icon that looks very much like the icons used in MS Outlook. It looks like a little TV with...
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The question is how can I get the...
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