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I have a form where someone enters the due date and the responsible person’s email address. Is there a way to automatically email the responsible person if the action is overdue? Jeff

Every time I try to add a new record in my form view it always tells me that it would create a duplicate value of the primary key. I have the primary key set to autoNumber but they are not consecutive numbers because of deletions and such. For adding a new record I have just used the built-in...

Yes there is an initail start date that the evaluation was opened. Sorry about that.

I was wondering if it was possible to automaticly email someone if the report was over 30 days old? The main problem I am having is the email address of the responsible person is entered on the form. How can I take that address and send a message to this person?

Thanks a lot. It worked great.

I'm new at this. I want to compare two columns in a query. They are from different tables. One is the original install verision and the other is the updated version if there is one. I want to be able to see the max or highest software version. Any ideas?

Here it is. I was wondering if I might not have some library installed that I might need. Thanks for your help. Dim Rs As Recordset Dim Msg As String Dim CR As String CR = Chr$(13) If NewData = "" Then Exit Sub Msg = "'" & NewData & "' is not...

I have looked at every thread almost and tried them all. I am just tring to add items from a combo Box to a table and I keep getting a type missmatch function from all of the examples that I have found at: Set Db = CurrentDb Set Rs = Db.OpenRecordset("Site_Info", DB_OPEN_TABLE)...