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MichaelRed, Would that require having a "startup" module, with the code below this line? Public Function autoexec() You mentioned forms but I'm not too familiar with that. I'm pretty sure someone here is but for my own sake, could you explain? Gracie

I did a search for code that would hide the access application window while code is running. I think I found the right code. The thing is I don't know where to put it and how to use it. Yup, I'm an access/visual basic newbie. Here is the code below. Can someone help me out and show me where...

Is it possible to have 3 submit buttons in one frame or one submit button for 3 forms? Or neither? I have a frame set set up. There is a top frame called "yup" across the top and three frames lined up next to each other below that frame. Respectively, their names are...

Uh, I just remembered that </form> tags go after the <input blah blah blah> tags. Hmm... ::still confused::

Rydel, I'm a little unclear about the structure of the form tags in your example. Would it be setup something like this? <form name=&quot;myForm1&quot; method=post action=&quot;something.html&quot; target=one> ... </form> <form name=&quot;myForm2&quot; method=post...

Is it possible to have 3 submit buttons in one frame or one submit button for 3 forms? Or neither? I have a frame set set up. There is a top frame called &quot;yup&quot; across the top and three frames lined up next to each other below that frame. Respectively, their names are &quot;one&quot...

I have a frameset set up. There is a top frame called &quot;menu&quot; across the top and three frames lined up next to each other below that frame. Respectively, their names are &quot;left&quot; (left.cfm), &quot;middle&quot; (middle.cfm), and &quot;right&quot; (right.cfm). The user submits...

I have a frameset set up. There is a top frame called &quot;menu&quot; across the top and three frames lined up next to each other below that frame. Respectively, their names are &quot;left&quot;, &quot;middle&quot; and &quot;right&quot;. The user submits a form in the top frame. I want to...

To clear up any confusion that might exist, I'll reiterate: I setup a link to an excel file that exists on the server. A simple &quot;a href&quot; tag was all I used. Upon clicking the link, the excel file named originally &quot;workbook.xls&quot; is brought up. The name of the file brought up...

Thank you MiggyD, that worked. :)

I need to create a link that will open an excel file on the server. Everytime the excel file is opened, it keeps saving a temp file to the user's temp directory. I want it set such that upon closing the file, the temp excel file is deleted. I know this involves CFCONTENT and whatnot, but I'm...

Here is the entire code...The name of the excel file containing all of this is &quot;This_Report.xls&quot; Please help me out. I'm sorry if I don't pick this up quickly. Visual Basic is like a foreign language to me. Sub InputCBNJ() Application.ScreenUpdating = False...

I tried ActiveWorkbook but it didn't work. I must be doing something wrong. Anyways, here's the code for a button in the excel sheet. Weekly_anomaly_report.xls is the name of the excel file, but the name of course changes. What to do...what to do... Sub InputCBNJ()...

I tried ActiveWorkbook but it didn't work. I must be doing something wrong. Anyways, here's the code for a button in the excel sheet. Weekly_anomaly_report.xls is the name of the excel file, but the name of course changes. What to do...what to do... Sub InputCBNJ()...

I know nothing of visual basic, but my problem is related to it...soooo, here goes... I set up a link such that upon clicking it, it opens an excel file. The excel file gets saved in the user's temp directory under the file's original name. The next time the person tries to open the excel...