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  1. mikeyp3

    check table def for password

    oops!....forgot to set err.number back to zero
  2. mikeyp3

    check table def for password

    Is there a better way to do this...I have a bunch of db's that have linked tables, we will be password protecting these linked db's with possibility of any 1 of 4 different passwords. My thought is coded below>>>if password 1 errors 'incorrect password' try password 2....etc Do...
  3. mikeyp3

    transfer module from db to current db

    Nevermind, found an alternative way to do this
  4. mikeyp3

    Transfer a module from db to current db

    Nevermind,found an alternative way to do what i need
  5. mikeyp3

    Transfer a module from db to current db

    How can you import a module from another DB using VB?
  6. mikeyp3

    transfer module from db to current db

    How can you import a module from another DB using VB? Mike
  7. mikeyp3

    excel process shutdown

    Thanks for the response. I was able to debug my code to find that excel would stay open due to a format I was placing on some cells. If i didnt run this format, the xls would close. Thanks again...
  8. mikeyp3

    excel process shutdown

    Did anyone figure this out? I am having the same issue. I do issue a quit and set the object to nothing.... Set eapp = CreateObject("Excel.Application") eapp.Visible = True 'open file Set edoc = eapp.workbooks.Open(UserFile2) Set worksheet = edoc.ActiveSheet ...
  9. mikeyp3

    Copy recordset to certain columns in excel

    Hello, I'm looking to copy a recordset to certain columns in excel. I am familiar with moving a complete recordset to a range in excel, but is there code to place: rst.field(1) in cell("b10") and rst.field(4) in cell (I10) here is my code to copy an entire recordset Dim db As New...
  10. mikeyp3

    Pull Record from DB based on variable

    I got it working...Thanks for the responses...I swear I had tried that an hour ago...FYI below is some of the code... Private Sub Txtdate_Exit(Cancel As Integer) Dim db As New ADODB.Connection Dim rst As New ADODB.Recordset Dim counter Set db = CurrentProject.Connection Dim formdate As Date...
  11. mikeyp3

    Pull Record from DB based on variable

    Any way to do that with a variable that is a date? I get a data type mismatch in criteria expression... MP

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