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That's what I did. I am not able to reproduce your problem. I tested in Access 2002.

I am not able to reproduce your problem. I did the following test on the mouse up event of list box 2 with no problems: Private Sub lstBox2_MouseUp(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single) MsgBox lstBox1 & " " & cbx1 & " " & cbx2 End Sub

The overflow error usually indicates that an integer variable has exceeded 32,767. The following code for the OnClick event of a button will cause this error. You can set a breakpoint on the Resume line. When the error occurs you can examine the value of your variables to determine which...

You can use the Column property to examine the contents of a column in a listbox. Like this ListBoxName.Column(Index, Row) Index is the zero based column number Row is the optional zero based row number ListBoxName.Column(1, 4) will return the value from the second column...

Add the following line in the Form_Unload event Cancel = True to prevent the form from closing

My understanding is that you want to add a new record to tblFieldNotes. Use an Append query instead of an Update query.

I think that this is what you are asking for: Dim db As DAO.Database Dim tdf As DAO.TableDef Dim fld As DAO.Field Dim strSQL As String Set db = CurrentDb Set tdf = db("myTable") Set fld = tdf.CreateField("AmountEnd", dbDouble)...

strWhereClause2 does not need to be inside the parens. Try it this way: =DSum("[AmountReq]","Qry_Main",strWhereClause2 & " [Approp] = 'F&E'")

In order to reference the text property of a control, the control must have focus. This should work: If cboMath1PF = "N" Then txtMathSkills = "No Active Record" . . .

You can call the function from a query, from the control source of a form, from another module, etc. From a query SELECT CompanyName, NextInvoiceNumber(CompanyName) as NewInvoiceNum FROM myTable

Add the following code to the On Format event of the detail section of your report. Private Sub Detail_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer) If YesNoField Then txtCustomer.FontBold = True Else txtCustomer.FontBold = False End If End Sub

If you use single quotes as the text delimiter, use the following: Dim strSQL As String Dim strComment As String strComment = Replace(txtComment, "'", "''") strSQL = "Update tblComments Set Comment = '" & strComment & "' WHERE key = 'a';" CurrentDb.Execute...

Place this code in a module. Note correction in DMAX parameters. Function NextInvoiceNumber(NewlyAddedCompanyName as string) as integer dim varLastInvoiceNum as variant dim InvoiceNumber as integer varLastInvoiceNumber = DMAX("InvoiceNumberField", "TableName", "CompanyNameField...

I think that you really want to increment the last invoice number that was used for a company. dim varLastInvoiceNum as variant varLastInvoiceNumber = DMAX("CompanyNameField", "TableName", "CompanyNameField = '" & NewlyAddedCompanyName & "'") if isnull(varLastInvoiceNum) then...

Try DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim ...

In the Current event on the subform you can do something like this textbox1 = field1 If textbox1 is on the main form then try this Parent![textbox1] = field1

There needs to be a space between CommentXREFQuestionnaire and the VALUES keyword. Add a space after CommentXREFQuestionnaire and before the closing quote. strSQL = "INSERT INTO CommentXREFQuestionnaire " & _ "VALUES(""28"", ""E"", ""2"");"

ConvertedDateTime = DateAdd("s", SecondsSinceJan_1_1970, #1/1/1970#)

The problem is in this line near the top of the function: cents = Right(dblValue, 2) Replace it with cents = (dblValue - Fix(dblValue)) * 100 The Right() function converts dblValue to string first then takes the right most two characters. The value of 100.10 is converted to a string...

Set up your list box as follows Row Source Type: Value List Row Source: 0;none;1;complete;2;incomplete Bound Column: 1 Column Count: 2 Column Widths: 0";1" This will cause the number value to be saved in your table but the text values will be displayed in the list box.