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In a select case item several form names are used. The name in some cases is like a variable, writte, Form_frmSomeName, and according to the only comment I found in vba book, is used when addressing an otherwise hidden form. Here is layout: myFormName =...

Sorry to ask what is probably dumb question, but I just can never find this simple stuff. It looks like Microsoft updated my MS XP 2002 to Service Pack3 on one of the auto security updates.. Thats what it shows on the About Access. Is that correct for this version of Access. It seems I am...

I have been working on Access project in my XP 2020 pro setup. It was developed in Access 2003.I was pretty sure I could do this without issues. Now although the original developer can open and run the app in 2003 and in 2002 at his office, I can not open the exact same file without the...

I have tried to do that. And that is how I arrived at the possible starting point for this discussion. So back to the drawing board. I will do it again, and hope to see something else. Thank you for looking at this, at least you verified the code I sent was in order. Ken

Yes It does, it is a list box control.

Here is the Common code function: Function ListCustomers(DivisionCode As String, Customer_Type As String, SearchName As String, Include_Inactive As Boolean) Dim LC As String Dim myWhere As String myWhere = "WHERE" LC = "SELECT * FROM qryCustomersByDivision " If...

I have Access 2002 sp3 When I jump to one of the two sets of code I think, not sure cause the error is evasive, I get the error Method or data member not found. Is this a version thing or something else? ListDivisionsByCode Me.cboDivisions Me.lstCustomers.RowSource =...