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Okay, that is freaky, i did a compact/repair and it works now....funky!

The value is whatever is select on the form, I have hardcoded it to try to get it to work and then was going to replace with variable. I have had this problem before with a form, rebuilt the form and it worked, then i modified and it stopped working, makes me wonder if something is up with Access.

I have tried that, no such luck - still NULL. I am passing the recordID so i can print the record.

Okay, i have had this problem before. When I check the OpenArgs in the receiving form(or report) they appear to be Null. What is wrong? The code is exactly like another one that I used to open a form. Calling from CreateService form: DoCmd.OpenReport "Print", acPreview, , , , 1...

Wow, not sure I followed that FAQ... I have the following: openForm "chart", , , , , , , 1 passing "1" as the argument for the chart number I want to open. What do I need in the form to reference this variable? Having a tough time thinking today...

I have a form that calls another form, the first form is a selector for the type of graph to display and the second form is the actual graph itself. What I am trying to do is pass a parameter from the selection form to the graph form so that I can then choose which graph to display. I know you...

Or you can use the Like Operator as follows This example uses the Like operator to compare a string to a pattern. Dim MyCheck MyCheck = "aBBBa" Like "a*a" ' Returns True. MyCheck = "F" Like "[A-Z]" ' Returns True. MyCheck = "F" Like...

Does anyone know how to control the size of Access when it opens. When I say the size of access, I am talking about the size of the program, not the form that I have that opens up on open. I want to size the application since my form is small and I don't really want it to take over the full...

I have never created recordsets in memory, instead, I usually just use Temp Tables, they would be much easier to handle and debug anyway.

It appears your "lIVDR" is a variable though I can't see that for sure, if that is the case, your where clause has to be written like this: "WHERE (((CCA3TSurDefIfFerme.IVDR)= " & lIVDR If that is not the case, well, someone else can surely answer your question.

Maybe I am missing something, but, why would you not just have your insert written like this? INSERT INTO tblCrossRef VALUES (" & nBookID & ", " & nSubjectID & ") I saw your "select" statement in your insert statement and assumed an imbedded select in an insert.

I have never run into that problem, but, I usually break up my select and inserts, you may want to try to do the select in a recordset and then insert inside the loop as you loop through the record set. example: -----code----- Set dbs = CurrentDb() Set rst =...

Here are two fucntions, one to get all environment variables and another to just get the login ID. I got this from someone off of here so I take no credit. -------------begin code------- Option Compare Database Option Explicit Private Declare Function WNetGetUser Lib "mpr.dll&quot...

Well, using the TransferText takes the data straight from the table and exports it out. I am not sure how I could incorporate the date() function. I did try to define the format type in the table but that didn't work either. Am I missing something?

I am using the TransferText method to create a comma delimited file, but, I am running into a problem. Everything works great Except that the dates are showing as "01/01/2003 00:00:00". I have searched for a way to get rid of the time off the export but can't figure out if it is...

You can use the import spreadsheet function in order to import it, there are a couple of ways, the first is just to do a standard import, the more complex allows you to define the import template. You probably can just use the generic one. ----- DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet import...

Pass through queries are not updatable because they do what the name implies, the pass the query through to the database engine and expect a result, they can't update the result because that would no longer be a pass through. There is no need to use a pass through query inside Access, they...

Here is an example: -------- returnExample = Call functionExample(parameterExample) -------- In function1 you need to set the 'parameter' to what you are looking to pass back. Hope this helps.

Does anyone know how to reference the "desktop" while coding. It Windows 98 and prior it was statis 'c:\windows\desktop' but in NT and newer it is based on the user that is logged on. I am looking for a way to reference it regardless of user. Any clue? Thanks in advance!