jstewart10
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How do I link a table from Access to certain feilds on an MS Word form?
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judgehopkins
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jstewart10, take a look at this.
Then answer Neil's questions (he's a lot smarter than I am!)
You will be more likely to get answers if you specifically outline your problem, clearly tell us what you would like to happen, and show us what you have done so far.
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jstewart10
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I need to fill out a predetermined forms with blank fields such as "Name", "Date", "SSN", etc.
These values need to extracted from a database table in Access. I want all the forms to have different information.
Do I have to use the DDE functions from Access?
These values need to extracted from a database table in Access. I want all the forms to have different information.
Do I have to use the DDE functions from Access?
judgehopkins
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Your second post did not include any information about Word.
Judge Hopkins
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jstewart10
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The fields I am talking about are in Word
Name________________________
Date____________
SSN_________________
$amount_______________
Name________________________
Date____________
SSN_________________
$amount_______________
judgehopkins
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Please look at the thread I pointed you to. It tells you exactly what you need to know.
Then, if you have any questions, post back.
Judge Hopkins
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Then, if you have any questions, post back.
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Hi Judge,
Thank you for your informative post. Indeed I have run across that entry. I'm excited about what it can do, but have yet to see results. I try running the code and I get an error:
"database":
user definied type not found.
What would you suggest.
Thank you for your response.
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Thank you for your informative post. Indeed I have run across that entry. I'm excited about what it can do, but have yet to see results. I try running the code and I get an error:
"database":
user definied type not found.
What would you suggest.
Thank you for your response.
e
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