• WSBigZ

    WSBigZ

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    • in reply to: Share a database (access 2003) #1054881

      So it would be best to create a application through someting like visual basic and then publish it?

    • in reply to: Query help (2003) #1045464

      Thanks Hans. You are the man!

    • in reply to: Query help (2003) #1045447

      Yes, I want the first two characters of job number to be equal to txttempyear which is a text box on the form i am using. I believe it is a variable in VBA code.

    • in reply to: Query Issue (Access2003) #1002518

      Thanks HansV, the primary key on the second table was not set. Once again you solved the problem!

    • in reply to: Query Issue (Access2003) #1002513

      Both queries are select queries. Here is the sql for the query that I am having the issues with. I think there may be a problem with the join operation, cause if i take the tblJobNumbersLoc portion out of the code, it works fine.

      SELECT tblEntry.[Emp#], tblEntry.[Job Number], tblEntry.[Activity Code], tblEntry.[Week#], tblEntry.Year, tblJobNumbersLoc.[Billing Code], tblJobNumbersLoc.Description, [Billing Code] & [Description] AS combine, Left([Billing Code],7) AS [Part of Billing Code], tblJobNumbersLoc.[Customer Name]
      FROM tblEntry INNER JOIN tblJobNumbersLoc ON tblEntry.[Job Number]=tblJobNumbersLoc.[Job Number]
      ORDER BY tblEntry.[Job Number];

    • in reply to: TextBox (2003) #1000790

      Thanks HansV. That worked perfectly.

    • in reply to: TextBox (2003) #1000764

      there is no control source because when i put my query in for the control source it still gives me #Name? in the textbox
      If I put the following code in the control source or the default value i get #Name? in the textbox
      =[quCurVac]![SumOfSumR]

    • in reply to: Calendar control (2003) #997410

      I thought you had to reference the values in the calendar with an underscore. Oops
      Thanks,
      Nick

    • in reply to: Calendar control (2003) #997404

      i see that, but i couldnt figure out how to reference that in the code. here is what i have:
      Private Sub Calendar0_AfterUpdate()
      txtdate.Value = calendar0_value
      End Sub

      i am trying to fill in a text box with the date that i click on

    • in reply to: Calendar control (2003) #997393

      How to I reference the date I click on. The actual date is a value in the properties box, but I dont know how I call it out in code.

    • in reply to: Change form mode (Access 2003) #974130

      Here is my code. For some reason on the striped down version, the form isnt opening in read only mode? Help please!

    • in reply to: Change form mode (Access 2003) #974127

      I will check, if i still have problems, I will post a version of the database.
      Thanks

    • in reply to: Change form mode (Access 2003) #974122

      When i put those lines of code in and then select the button, the form still is in read only mode. any other thoughts

    • in reply to: Combo Box question (Access 2003) #973984

      Thanks HansV, that worked perfect.
      Thanks again,
      Nick

    • in reply to: Combo Box question (Access 2003) #973901

      Here is a versioin of the database.

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