Can anyone please help with the following
I am trying open an excel application and worksheet through a function but I get the error Compile Error User - Defined type not defined. The problem is is that my code did work and now doesn't I have carried out some research and think it may be...
dhookum
Thanks for your help so far
I have now created lists on my sharepoint site by exporting them and then linked the tables. I now have issues with my main table / form as well as others as although the linking seems to work fine I have problems with autonumbers
My main table / list (now...
Many thanks
I have Access 2003
I have tried to upload the access db to my sharepoint site but get the message that sharepoint will only upload files with approved extensions
If I have to set up linked tables will it still work
Thanks
Can anyone please help
I have recently completed the development of my Access DB and would like to load on sharepoint so it is accessible to a number of users but really not sure how to do this (being a novice)
I've searched the internet and there seems to be lots of confusing information and...
The combobox is unbound
Perhaps I'm doing this in completely the worng way so thought that perhaps I'd explain what I am trying to do
I would like the user to be able to select a month from an unbound combobox but when the form opens I would like the combobox to display the current month
Here is my value list
January;February;March;April;May;June;July;August;September;October;November;December
My second comment has a copy and paste error so apologies
I currently have the following in the forms on load event
Private Sub Form_Load()
Me![Current Month].DefaultValue =...
John
I have tried your suggestion in two ways
The first being this
Private Sub Form_Load()
Me.Current_Month.DefaultValue = Format(Date, "Mmmm")
Me.Current_Month = Month(Now())
End Sub
The combobox shows the number 4
The second as this
Private Sub Form_Load()
Me.Current_Month =...
Can anyone help with the following
I have an unbound combobox called 'current month' with a value list of each of the 12 months. I would like to set the combobox to display the current month when the form opens as a name (not a number) so have set the format of the combobox to mmmm
However when...
Apologies as I din't explain very well
I want to have a result that produces 2 or 0 based on the formula so I could have a count field that equals 2 if the formula is satisifed then count = 2
For example
Start Date End Date Clash Ref Clash or Not Count
Row 1...
Can anyone please help
I am trying to calcuate between rows in a query and
1. not sure that this is possible
2. If it is possible I'm not sure how to do it
As sample of query results are shown below
Start Date End Date Clash Ref Clash or Not
Row 1 03/04/2010 24/12/2010 10...
This is driving me insane so if anyone can help that would be great
I have a form which I open in acedit mode which then based on the record and user logged in I have a Dlookup which sets the value of an unbound control. The value of this control then determines if the record is editable or not...
Thanks for this to explain further, the union query is then appended to a table which is uploaded to an exel temple. The excel template then carries out some conditional formatting based on the uploaded cell against a fixed value
So if(uploaded cell > fixed value,1,0)
Because the uploaded cell...
Here is the SQL for my first query
SELECT [14 Day Outlook Fields Table].Reference, [14 Day Outlook Fields Table].[CAP Training], [14 Day Outlook Fields Table].[Template Created Count], [14 Day Outlook Fields Table].[Start Day], [14 Day Outlook Fields Table].[End Day], [14 Day Outlook Fields...
Can anyoner help I currently have a union query which produces a time format as 00:00:00 in its results despite the fact that the two queries that form the union query produce a time format in 00:00
I'm not sure why this happens but would like to change the format back and not sure how so any...
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