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Criteria selections
That's it... I there was a difference, but I couldn't remember where... Thanks Leslie...- Telumendil
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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access import objects audit
Yes, there is a way... You need to create a form letting you choose the name of your table, import it through the module as a recordset, which has a property called columncount, or so...- Telumendil
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Criteria selections
No, you're right, it was already "*" in 97, sorry...- Telumendil
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Criteria selections
No, not sure, but I've read something about this somewhere not so long ago... I'll check that tomorrow, I'm not at wor today... Have a nice day...- Telumendil
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Criteria selections
That is if you're with Access 2000, the wildcard character is something else in access 97, but I can't remember what...- Telumendil
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Forms and relationships
You can also define the form's Source in the Properties, Data, ControlSource (or something like this, I don't know exactly, I'm using the french version)... Have fun... :-)- Telumendil
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Automatically ran queries!!!
I would create a form launched at DB start up, which checks if there is any date nearing expiry, closes if not and displays it if there's any...- Telumendil
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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DLookUp and Yes/No
Just found out what the problem was... Opening and closing brackets were necessary... Correct code is : =DLookUp("[2004]","[LBA Account]","[LBA Account].[LBA_Compte] =" & Compte_N°)- Telumendil
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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DLookUp and Yes/No
=DLookUp("2004","[LBA Account]","[LBA Account].[LBA_Compte] =" & Compte_N°)- Telumendil
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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DLookUp and Yes/No
Well, it is in a report, and I have both a checkbox and a provisory textbox (format yes/no) in it... The result is Yes whether the field value is yes or no when the DLookUp criteria match a record and no when they don't...- Telumendil
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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DLookUp and Yes/No
When I try to get the value from a Yes/No field with a DlookUp function, the result I become is Yes if DLookUp is successful and No when criteria don't match any record ? Does anyone know where this problem comes from ? How should I do to get the value of the field ?- Telumendil
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