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You will need to base the second combo box on a query. The query will have as the criteria of one of its fields the name (that is, the value) of the first combo box. In the After_Update event of the first combo box, you would want to requery the second combo. If all this is confusing, let me...

What version of Access are you talking about? It sounds like you are getting corrupted LDB files (a frequent problem with early versions of Access). Those can be deleted, in no one is actually using Access.

I am not at home, where I have both 97 and 2000, but I believe you cannot convert the MDE. You need the original MDB file from which the MDE was made. You can convert a 97 MDB.

First, turn off the Visibile property of all the buttons but the first one. In the OnClick of the first, you turn the next one Visible, move the focus to it (or somewhere else) with SetFocus, and finally set the first button's Visible property to False. In other words, always restrict the...

It may not be exactly what you are describing, but Access comes with a database filled with examples of things like list choices that fill in other lists. Look in the Program Files \ Microsoft Office \ Office \ Samples folder for a Solutions.mdb. If it is not there, run your Install routine...

MDB vs. ADP problem: Totaling and Filtering Try this: In Access 2000, in the Northwind.mdb, in the Order form: note the datasheet subform. It has an unseen calculating control summing the Extended Price. The control on the form points to the control on the subform. Fine. Do a Filter By...