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Each record in my Access 2003 database documents a single fact in my research project. It often happens that the fact relates to more than one subtopic (or classification) in the research. Is there some way to create a "classification" field in a form that would accept MULTIPLE selections from a...

Thank you very much. The wildcard *^13 suggestion worked well except that the message had several hard returns in it and required some manual clean up. The deletions removed several hundred pages from the file. It made me wonder whether a code to search for passages with beginning and ending...

I have a 1600 page Word 03 document with 388 iterations of the same paragraph (an e-mail msg) scattered throughout and needing to be removed. Word Find and Replace won't accept a paragraph as as search criterion. Is there some way to identify an entire paragraph for removal? Many thanks.

Actually, the manual restore worked well, if not completely. I had copied my supervisor on most e-mails and they remained in her Inbox. I recovered them from her computer by sending myself new Outlook messages from her computer and ATTACHING my old messages to them (in groups of about 20...

My Outlook 2003 settings archived old messages to C:, and then the hard drive broke. The IT people at my office scrapped the drive, and the archive is gone. Is there any way to recover lost messages from others in my office who received them from me or sent them to me? I could simply forward my...

IMHO nothing. You did it with the =Sum(Abs([Process]<46)). Many, many thanks. Access never fails to frustrate me, but it's an indespensable tool. Fred

Calculated field "Process" IS numeric, a number of days. Query [selected dates] DOES prompt for a relevant period using criteria, "Between [Enter start date] And [Enter stop date]" in the CloseDate field. Back in the report, I changed the expression to =DCount("[NewNo]","selected...

My parameter query uses the DateDiff function in a calculated field to determine the number of days between open and close dates. Works fine. I want a related report to count records where DateDiff <46 and show the count. The expression is: =DCount("[NewNo]","selected dates","[Process] < '46'")...

Many thanks. I rather thought this would be the answer, ie., that Outlook messages all exist together. I expect I will turn needed msgs into hard files elsewhere and link to them. Merry Christmas. fwild3

Can an Access hyperlink field link to a specific Outlook e-mail message? I see how it links to a file or web page, but can it go to a particular e-mail message? Thanks. fwild3

Is there some setting that will direct a datasheet view to adjust individual row heights to grow or shrink according to the info in a memo field? I'm using a datasheet subform as a diary, but I can only set a standard row height. Thus, I can't see longer entries w/o scrolling. Shorter entries...