I want to optionally display the results in "notepad" following a query so that the user can see exactly the results of the query prior to sending emails.
I am creating a query system for my users so that they can generate a result set for themselves.
The form has 4 columns as follows.
1. the 'Join' field (ie blank, and, or)
2. the search field name
3. the condition field (ie = , <>, Like)
4. the value of the field to search on.
The form will...
I am creating a query system for my users so that they can generate a result set for themselves.
The form has 4 columns as follows.
1. the 'Join' field (ie blank, and, or)
2. the search field name
3. the condition field (ie = , <>, Like)
4. the value of the field to search on.
The form will...
I am creating a query system for my users so that they can generate a result set for themselves.
The form has 4 columns as follows.
1. the 'Join' field (ie blank, and, or)
2. the search field name
3. the condition field (ie = , <>, Like)
4. the value of the field to search on.
The form will...
I am trying to create a form for users to generate their own query. To do this I need to be able to populate a combo box with the available field names wither from an existing table or form an existing query.
Any help on this please?
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I am using a recordset to create an emailing system. Having written the email to the first of many recipients using a loop on the first recordset, I want to insert a confirmation to a second table with the date and email title, which is set up as a second recordset.
Can anyone point me in...
I am creating an Email system from within Access 2000. I=On the form, I wnat to create a "Browse" button to look for the file to be added as an attachment. Once the file has been found, I want to return the path and filename to a field on the form. Any ideas please?
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