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Much ADO (recordset) about a datasheet view?
Thanks very much PHV, for the link submitted. It's a pity my idea is not feasible, but at least it stops me looking for something that simply isn't there. Bye, KH- Brazil6
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Much ADO (recordset) about a datasheet view?
Is it possible to open an Access 97 (97! sad, isn't it?) form in datasheet mode, with data coming from an ADO-recordsource using data from a (SQL) server, while still giving me the same facilities (editing data, adding rows, deleting rows) as with a linked ODBC table? The idea behind it is that...- Brazil6
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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What dll is the UCase function (for Excel) located in?
The same occurred again only this afternoon, I have some additional info: my case it was an Access 97 app developed on Win NT, now running on WinXP, with Access XP. On one XP machine this worked fine and on another it didn't. I'm almost sure this had something to do with faulty installation of...- Brazil6
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
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What dll is the UCase function (for Excel) located in?
I had something similar,it turned out to be a mismatch by by the References... functionality: in my case, the function UCase() was being used by a recordset object of ActiveX Data Objects library, or DAO Object library, I don't recall which. The app worked fine under Windows NT at first, but...- Brazil6
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
