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  1. sdb0812

    Read-Only

    That fixed it...I appreciate everyone's help in this trivial, yet frustrating problem. Scott
  2. sdb0812

    Read-Only

    In regards to the cd software setting a flag...do I need to use some sort of cd burning software to "uncheck" this read only condition or use Access. The reason I ask is the only burning software we have is on one computer and the rest can read what is burnt, but they can not burn...
  3. sdb0812

    Read-Only

    I am not trying to use the database on the cd, I am just using the cd as a medium to move the database. When I copy the db off of the cd onto another computer, it is in read only mode. Did you mean that this can't be done? thanks, Scott
  4. sdb0812

    Read-Only

    We have an Access database in our office that we are trying to put onto a cd(small database). Everything that has been tried thus far has resulted in the database being opened in read-only mode when executed from the cd. How can we make the cd version of the database open in the regular mode...
  5. sdb0812

    Search for a wildcard

    It worked like a champion including the start position. Thank you...I didn't think this would ever work!! hats off and giving props to cmmrfrds sdb0812
  6. sdb0812

    Search for a wildcard

    cmmrfrds, I tried using the instr function but it wouldn't work with the "*". I tried another character that is in my data, which is the "(" and it was found, but the "*" is still eluding me.
  7. sdb0812

    Search for a wildcard

    Is there any way you can search a particular field in a table and find a wildcard? In my case, there are records that begin the the character "*" and I need to find them all. Everything I have tried thus far is using the "*" as a wildcard and is not searching for the...
  8. sdb0812

    I have a report that looks fine whe

    Thank you for the response. I think I found the problem. For some odd reason, the text boxes in the report were different sizes and that is what was causing the formatting problems. I manually made all the boxes the same size and then it worked fine. I am going to try your method too. scott
  9. sdb0812

    I have a report that looks fine whe

    I have a report that looks fine when I view it in Access. The problem I am having is I allow users to email reports and when this is done, the formatting of the report gets distorted. I email the report as an email attachment using the sendobject and formatted as rich text. Any ideas as to...
  10. sdb0812

    How to hide zero value fields in reports

    Duh...lol I have never won a spelling bee and now you know why. You are correct and it works like a charm now!! Thanks a million, Scott
  11. sdb0812

    How to hide zero value fields in reports

    That is what I tried to do early on but for some reason I kept getting an run time error saying, "The object doesn't have access to object or method". The code I used is below: Private Sub Detail_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer) Dim result As Boolean result =...
  12. sdb0812

    How to hide zero value fields in reports

    How can I make a text box in a report not to be visible to the user if the value is "" or Null?? I thought this would be simple, but I haven't found a simple solution or even a solution at this point. thanks, Scott
  13. sdb0812

    Passing a date parameter

    Hello, I am trying to pass two date parameters into a query in order to view a range of information in a report. The code below is what I am currently working with. If IsDate(txtStartDate.Text) Then StartDate = "'#'" & txtStartDate.Text & "'#'" If IsDate(txtEndDate.Text)...
  14. sdb0812

    Access Subform Formatting

    I am currently having two problems. The first is the order in which two controls in a subform are being displayed. In design view, I have them arranged one way, but when I view the page in form view, they are totally rearranged. The second problem I am stumped on is with this same subform. I...

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