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Adding Dates/Times to Existing Records
I've found a solution now. On the event of a user changing a value contained on the form, I run a macro which sets the date and time. Thanks for all the help! bishboria- bishboria
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Adding Dates/Times to Existing Records
Excellent, Thanks very much for that! Is there a way to only allow the date to be set if it doesn't have a value already? With this current approach, it changes everytime it is viewed. Thanks again.- bishboria
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Adding Dates/Times to Existing Records
Hi All, I have a list of records that are already defined, and I also have a form that can view the contents of these forms. My question is, how do I add the current Date/Time automatically on viewing the EXISTING records? I know how to add the Date/Time automatically for NEW records using...- bishboria
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Software Project: converting ARM7 instructions into integers quickly?
go to http://www.gnuarm.com there you can download the cross compiler to change C into ARM7 assembly. using the compile options you can choose which architecture you want to run it on. -
Software Project: converting ARM7 instructions into integers quickly?
Hi everyone. To complete my Masters Degree I made a piece of software that simulated a multicore processor (written in java.) The simulator "executes" a cutdown version of the ARM7 instrucion set (I don't need software interrupt instructions or superuser mode instructions, just basic jump...
