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Non license access users
Sorry, there is a way, using Excel, to "get external data". I don't have that option on my computer so I can't give you the exact details. There is also a way to export data from Access - which might be an option for you to consider.- ChumpasuaruS
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Non license access users
Using ODBC, you should have access to the data in the tables. The only problem is that you have to learn or know how to program.- ChumpasuaruS
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Calling a form from a field on another form
Hey, try this. Create an event procedure in the After Event property of the control containing the <yes/no data type>. Make your yes/no a drop down list. Then try something like this: If [controlname].Column(0) = True Then DoCmd.OpenForm (Formname) End If- ChumpasuaruS
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
