vba,ms-access,access-vba,runtime-error,ms-access-2010
I figured it out the problem was that the table Parts Was not open and it was causing the error. I just had to add a line to open the table and at the end close it. DoCmd.OpenTable "Parts" Dim i As Integer i = 1 If IsNull(txtFindPart) = False...
database,ms-access,access-vba,relational-database,entity-relationship
Please Note: I've provided an answer here because I'm feeling nice, but in future do bear in mind that your question is a bit too broad to be useful on this site. However if you're a beginner, hopefully this will of some help. I've mocked-up my own example based...
You are missing a single quote at the end to close out the one before DeviceType: "','" & DeviceType & ");" Add it in and it should resolve your issue: "','" & DeviceType & "');" At any rate, what you currently have is vulnerable to SQL injection and parameterizing your...
vba,validation,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2013
Use the form's Before Update event to check whether FromDate is Null. When it is Null, notify the user and cancel the update (Cancel = True). Keep your existing Validation Rule for the text box. That will give the user immediate feedback if they attempt to delete a value from...
Based on what I have read so far, I think I can offer some suggestions: It appears you have control of the MS Access. I would suggest adding a field to your data table called "source". Modify your form in the access database to store something like "m" for manual...
sql,vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2003
No, there are not built-in VBA functions for holidays. You must use a customized approach to deal with your organization's chosen holidays. In your current approach, you discard the contents of [date-table] and then reload it with the dates of Mondays which are not holidays. I think it should be...
I think IntakeId is the primary key incrementing by 1 in the Intake table so your requriement can achieve as below Set db = CurrentDb strSQL = "SELECT TOP 1 IntakeID, caseid, [Program], [language] FROM Intake WHERE assignedto Is Null" Set rs = db.OpenRecordset(strSQL, dbOpenDynaset) While Not rs!EOF strSQL =...
what causes the code below to return #Error when the input is null? Your query uses your doubLat() function: Function doubLat(ByVal latIn As String) As Double If you called that function with Null in an Immediate window session, Access would throw error #94, "Invalid use of Null". The error...
sql,vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2010
just name the fields in the query something like SELECT Min(Projects.GoPri) AS MinvonGoPri , Min(Projects.SRPri) AS MinvonSRPri , Min(Projects.SoPri) AS MinvonSoPri , Projects.ProjectId FROM Projects WHERE Projects.ProjNo=Activity.ProjNo; Then use the DMin OveralPrio = DMin("MinvonGoPri", "qryOveralPriority", "Projects.ProjectId=1")...
If you aren't getting any sort of an error message my money is on the fact that your frmstaticdatadepartments08 already has a Order By field. Put it into design view and look at the forms Properties pane which you can open using Alt + Enter if it isn't open. If...
You need to shuffle the order: Function PrintMod() Dim Source As String Select Case Forms![Search Form]!Subform1.SourceObject Case "Query.SearchQuery" Source = "SELECT * FROM SearchQuery" Case "Query.Part Number Query" Source = "SELECT * FROM [Part Number Query]" Case "Query.Keyword Query" Source = "SELECT * FROM [Keyword Query]" Case "Query.ROP Query" Source...
I think you may just be missing date wrappers "#". Try: "([TaskStart] >= #" & Format(Me.DateStart, DMY) & "#) AND ([TaskEnd] < #" & Format(Me.DateEnd + 1, DMY) & "#) ...
sql,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2010
You're SELECTing CFRRRID and you want to know whether that CFRRRID value is present in another row of the same table. You can include a DCount expression to find out. strSQL = "SELECT CFRRRID, [Program], [language], " & _ "DCount('*', 'CFRRR', 'CFRRRID=' & CFRRRID) AS CountOfCFRRRID " & _ "FROM...
Put the OpenArgs on a global variable and then on the current event of the form use it to insert it to the new Entities . In module level Global gArgsTransferred as Long In form level Private Sub Form_Current() If Len(aArgsTransferred) >0 then 'Fill the Entity with the transferred argument...
Examine your string-building piece in the Immediate window: ? "DRIVER={MYSQL ODBC 5.1 DRIVER;}" _ & "SERVER=testserver.com;port=3306;" _ & "DATABASE=test;" _ & "USER={coding;Enthusiast};" _ & "Password=pwd;" DRIVER={MYSQL ODBC 5.1 DRIVER;}SERVER=testserver.com;port=3306;DATABASE=test;USER={coding;Enthusiast};Password=pwd; It produced a valid VBA string for me using Access 2010. If the issue is that ODBC does not like that...
sql,vba,excel-vba,ms-access,access-vba
You need properly formatted string expressions for your dates and to validate the user input: If e = 1 And IsDate(k(m)) Then strg = strg & " [DEU1$].[Last Start Date] = #" & Format(DateValue(k(m)), "yyyy\/mm\/dd") & "#;" Exit For ElseIf e = 2 And e Mod 2 = 0 And...
ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2010
The question is a little vague. Any of these can either display errors or cause the report to not run. Use Control Name in detail section of report for totals field (example: Name is Overtime so total of overtime should appear like =Sum([OverTime])) Be careful not to name your controls...
sql,sql-server,excel-vba,access-vba,toad
Which columns are you referring to as you have a mixture of logic when it comes to dates in your SQL query. CREATION_DATE and LAST_UPDATE_DATE should work fine and simply need formatting like @KazimierzJawor said. Something like:- Range("B5:B10, D5:D10").NumberFormat = "m/d/yyyy h:mm:ss AM/PM" If you are referring to MFR_DATE, EXPIRY_DATE...
From what I can tell, you are doing this in the AfterUpdate so the record is being created before you ever check to see if the user exists. I think you want something more like this: First a function to check if user exists: Public Function UserExists(intID As Integer, strLastName...
You cannot remove referenced library-databases from within the Project Explorer. Use the References-Dialog in the menu "Tools"-"References" within the VBA-Editor to remove the reference....
Try the following in Python # should be sys.argv[1] sys.argv[1] You may want to utilise os.path.join to be certain where your makedirs are going import os import sys sys.argv[1] fp = r'c:\test' os.makedirs(os.path.join(fp,sys.argv[1])) THE VBA in Excel - works for me... Private Sub test() arg1 = Range("A1").Value Debug.Print arg1 Call...
I used a calendar table which contains one row for each date. Cross joining that table with student, and restricting the date range to your 6 values gave me 30 rows (6 dates times 5 students): SELECT sub.* FROM ( SELECT c.the_date, s.ID FROM tblCalendar AS c, student AS s...
My problem was a simple referencing issue where I wasn't successfully retrieving a control's contents which was located on a sub form nested three sub forms deep. The answer I posted solved my issue. PS- 'Maschere' means 'forms' in Italian (i am using the Italian version of Access. (I edited...
vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2007,ms-access-2010
Start with the instructions found at http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/how-do-i/how-do-i-start-an-access-label-report-with-any-label-on-the-sheet/ Next I modified that to have three textboxes instead of one. They are named 'txtStart', 'txtEnd', 'txtLabelPos'. Use the code below for that form. Note the 'WHERE' clause in the SQL... change the tables / field names to suit your own needs. Option...
My solution was simply to execute these 2 SQL statements: CREATE UNIQUE INDEX Index1 ON Cars (ID) CREATE UNIQUE INDEX Index2 ON Cars (Character) That did the trick. This is a simple solution....
When you use 4 (acSysCmdSetStatus) as the first argument to SysCmd, you can include only one additional argument ... so two arguments total, not three. But you can combine your proposed second and third arguments into one string, and SysCmd will cooperate ... SysCmd acSysCmdSetStatus, "Sorting... " & xl.("Sheet1").Range("A1") Note...
sql-server,sql-server-2008,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2007
The problem is, that the time is in the SQL server stored as datetime. So the field in the linked table is a datetime. When the time is stored as a time(7) in the SQL server, the field in the linked table will get a text. And then the select...
sql,vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2010
I was able to get it to work by using VBA to build my query. Essentially I wrote a function that sets rs=db.OpenRecordset("my subquery") Then iterates through rs, and appends it to a string like so: string="" rs.MoveFirst Do Until rs.EOF string=string & "'" & rs.Fields(0) & "', " rs.MoveNext...
ActiveWindow is a property of the Excel application object. Your code tries to use it from a worksheet object ... xlWB.Sheets(1).ActiveWindow.Zoom = 90 When I tested similar code with my own worksheet object, Access threw error #438, "Object doesn't support this property or method". You should not get that error...
vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2010,statusbar
The problem I had was all about a bad misconception. The SysCmd method does a lot of things and it's a little overwhelming. At the very bottom of Access, we have the status bar. The text on the very bottom left is the Status Bar Text. This is controlled via...
The label can be referenced as item 0 in the parent control's .Controls collection, and the label's text is its .Caption property. If IsNull(Me.EditControl) Then msgbox "My label's text is: " & Me!EditControl.Controls(0).Caption Elseif IsNull(Me.ComboboxControl) Then msgbox "My label's text is: " & Me!ComboboxControl.Controls(0).Caption End If ...
excel,ms-access,access-vba,runtime-error
You declare oExcel as a new Excel.Application: Dim oExcel As New Excel.Application That means later in your code, Set oExcel = Excel.Application is not really useful ... because oExcel is already a reference to Excel.Application. Add in a MsgBox to demonstrate what oExcel is at that point ... MsgBox "TypeName(oExcel):...
sql,ms-access,join,access-vba,left-join
Try changing your code to the following: sourceDB = "C:\sourcedb.accdb" SQL = "SELECT e1.lid " & _ "FROM [" & sourceDB & "].[eventlog] AS e1 " & _ "LEFT JOIN eventlog AS e2 ON e2.lid = e1.lid" ...
ms-access,ms-word,access-vba,ms-access-2010,word-vba
Here's a method that heavily references this. Before you start make sure you have these (or your Access version's equivalent) references ticked in VBA editor > Tools > References: Microsoft Word 15.0 Object Library Microsoft Office 15.0 Object Library Assuming you've set up a form with a command button to...
Ask your DMedian expression to ignore any Nulls in the GM field. SELECT IU, DMedian("GM","tblFirst250","IU=1 AND GM Is Not Null") AS MedianByIU FROM tblFirst250 WHERE IU = 1 GROUP BY IU; Basically what happened is DMedian opened a recordset sorted by GM and then moved (roughly) half way through the...
rst![field] refers to an item named field in the recordset's default collection. The Fields collection is the recordset's default collection. So ! allows you to reference the field without explicitly saying you want a Field. From what I've read in the past, ! reference is the fastest way to access...
ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2013
Sounds like you are outgrowing what a ComboBox can easily provide in Access. First, combo options, and then my real suggestion. Here are your ComboBox options: Try conditional formatting, and see if you can get the combo's text box to change color if the value is null. You could make...
ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2007,ms-access-2010,ms-access-2013
OnFormat doesn't ever seem to get called on a report footer. I tested this by doing the following: Private Sub ReportFooter_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer) MsgBox "Reached Footer" End Sub And the message box was never displayed. Though since it is a footer I think you should be able...
I think you should change it to Set rs = db.OpenRecordset(strSQL, dbOpenDynaset) If rs.recordcount =0 Then strSQL = "SELECT TOP 1 userID FROM attendance where attendance.Programs LIKE '*" & a & "*' AND Status = 'Available' AND attendance.Tracking = 0" Set rs = db.OpenRecordset(strSQL, dbOpenDynaset) End IF ...
If you just want the maximum you could use the DLookup function instead of writing an actual SQL-Statement: Private Sub Form_Load() Dim salary As Double salary = DLookup("MAX(Salary)", "Employee") salary = salary + (1000 / 23) total_salary.Value = salary End Sub or via standrad sql Private Sub Form_Load() Dim salary...
vba,ms-access,drop-down-menu,access-vba
Create a query which retrieves the QryName values from rows whose SubscriptionID matches the dropdown selection ... a query something like this: SELECT QryName FROM tbl_subcription WHERE SubscriptionID = [dropdown] ORDER BY QrySequence; Then you can open a DAO.Recordset based on that query, move through the recordset rows, and execute...
excel,vba,excel-vba,ms-access,access-vba
Be very careful opening and closing the Excel objects correctly: Const localSaveLocation = ######## Const NetworkDSRTLocation = ######## Private Sub download_btn_Click() Dim xlsApp As Excel.Application Dim xlsBook As Excel.Workbook Dim xlsSheet As Excel.Worksheet Set xlsApp = New Excel.Application Set xlsBook = xlsApp.Workbooks.Open(NetworkDSRTLocation) ' Go to the ERS tab of the...
There could be two reasons, one you are using the wrong syntax for DCount. Second you are using/comparing a Number data type and you are comparing with a String. Try the following. Me.etcRecordNumber.Caption = "Record " & Me.CurrentRecord & " of " & _ DCount("*", "tblCompetency06", "[teamID]= " & me.Teamid)...
Try this code..Here first it will replace null value to '' using Nz and if not null it will trim the value to make sure there is no space and check is it equal to '' means empty..hope it will help "SELECT IntakeID, caseid, [Program], [language] FROM Intake WHERE LTRIM(RTRIM(Nz(workername,...
Disclaimer: I'm no professional but hopefully I can help. I adjusted the definition of strUser by using a reference to referring to controls found here. Assuming there are only 3 types of users, I simply removed the last if statement. If it is not the 1st type, nor the 2nd...
sql,vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2003
Assuming WHERE columnc = 20 selects 1000+ rows, as you mentioned in a comment, executing that UPDATE statement should be noticeably faster than looping through a recordset and updating its rows one at a time. The latter strategy is a RBAR (Row By Agonizing Row) approach. The first strategy, executing...
The default property of Cells in VBA is Value. There's no difference in using it vs not using it. I prefer to explicitly define the Value property though for the sake of debugging and helping others who may read my code in future as it is a clear indication of...
ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2013,datasheet
The code runs the following statement when Me.ABC is Null ... Me.ABC= " " + Me.ABC My impression is you expect that statement to store a space in Me.ABC, but it actually stores Null. The reason is that adding Null to something gives you Null. It doesn't matter whether something...
vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2003
DateSerial should make this easier. Give it values for year, month, and day in that order, and it will give you back the corresponding date as a Date/Time value. for dt = DateSerial(Year(Date), 1, 1) to DateSerial(rs!dan, 2, 2) msgbox dt Next ...
So, the good news is your problem month view tab is all read-only. That will make it easier to implement my suggestions: Try setting the RecordsetType to 'Snapshot' in the Form Properties for each of your subforms. This is simplest. If that doesn't work, try: Use ADO disconnected recordsets. Look...
Your problem is in the line: Public Property Get ignoreDifferencesInDatabaseComparisonForFields() As String() ignoreDifferencesInDatabaseComparisonForFields = pIgnoreDifferencesInDatabaseComparisonForFields ' ^ correct typo here ^ End Property When I fixed this, your code compiled, and it ran properly without the Subscript out of range error....
you can get dataset with already calculated difference between dates try this: Sub SubPrev() Dim rsSS As DAO.Recordset Set rsSS = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset( _ "SELECT L.Date_log, " & _ "(L.GenKW - R.GenKW) AS GrossKW " & _ "FROM tbl_K4_Switchbrd_Log AS L " & _ "INNER JOIN tbl_K4_Switchbrd_Log AS R " &...
vba,excel-vba,ms-access,access-vba
Few observations: There is a possibility that your code can go into an endless loop. Give some wait time before you recheck again. Define the number of times the code should attempt re-opening. Don't use CreateObject. CreateObject creates a new applicaiton. Use GetObject if you want to work with the...
Your are attempting to send a Boolean as a String. So the code should look like this: Private Sub Query_Click() Dim strExport as String strExport = "SELECT * FROM qryCostDepLosses WHERE [Maintenance Type] = '" & Me.MainType & "' AND [Date] = #" & Me.Date & "#" Set qdfNew =...
Try modifying your code this way: nameArray() = Split(inname, " ") ...
as per your trial. simply perform a DoCmd.GoToRecord acActiveDataObject, , acLast after a me.requery to update the recordset.
You can create a public subroutine that references your FilePath field and then reference this subroutine in the on-click event of each of the fields on your subform. So if your subform looks like this: Go in to Design View of the form, and select one of your fields: With...
access-vba,syntax-error,runtime-error
Most probably the error is because of spacing issue in your query. You need a space as shown below & " FROM tbl_Contacts " _ ^---- Here Otherwise, your query string looks like SELECT TOP 1 tbl_Contacts.ID, tbl_Contacts.idSite, tbl_Contacts.role, tbl_Contacts.name, tbl_Contacts.email, tbl_Contacts.phone, tbl_Contacts.involvement, tbl_Contacts.TakenFROM tbl_Contacts ^-- ERROR Here ...
Is the Field FLIGHT_NR a integer field (1,145) or a text field (KQ145)? If its a integer field you might need to change your Where statement to capture Me.Text0 as an integer as below: " WHERE FLIGHT_NR = " & int(Me.Text0) If its a text field you might need to...
Your line here needs to read: Me.RecordsetClone.FindFirst "dateassigned LIKE " _ & Chr(34) & "*" & Me.txtSearch & "*" & Chr(34) You have to include your comparison opereator (LIKE), and some extra spaces for your find to work....
You need to set a value to UserTracking within the function. Function UserTracking() As String Dim test As String test = "TEST" UserTracking = test End Function ...
vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2010
As you wish to find the minimum of the three, you could insert a "larger than everything else" value when DMin is Null: ' Very large value. Const Superior As Long = 9999 Dim MinGOPri As Variant Dim MinSRPri As Variant Dim MinSOPri As Variant MinGOPri = Nz(DMin("[GOPri]", "[Projects]", "Projects.ProjNo...
I think you can do what you need with a fairly simple VBA procedure. For example, to load 1000 rows into my "Table3" with False stored in the field named "bool_field", I can call the procedure below like this ... AddRows "Table3", "bool_field", False, 1000 That table's other field is...
You can use a character range in a Like pattern ... SELECT "abc" Like "*[aeiouy]*" AS test_true, "bcd" Like "*[aeiouy]*" AS test_false The same technique would work in a WHERE clause. But I'm unsure how you would apply that when the pattern comes from a text box (Forms!FsearchByForm!contains). Perhaps you...
vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2010
Use OpenDatabase to return a DAO.Database reference to your remote database. Then you can access a saved query via its QueryDefs collection. Here is an example from the Immediate window: set db = OpenDatabase("C:\share\Access\Database1.mdb") Debug.Print db.QueryDefs("Query1").SQL SELECT dbo_foo.bar, TypeName(bar) AS TypeOfBar FROM dbo_foo; db.QueryDefs("Query1").SQL = "SELECT d.bar, TypeName(d.bar) AS TypeOfBar"...
vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2007
Within an Access query, there are 2 ways to reference an unlinked table in a different Access database. SELECT YourTable.some_field FROM YourTable IN 'X:\database\databaseName.accdb'; or ... SELECT YourTable.some_field FROM [X:\database\databaseName.accdb].YourTable; I think you can get what you want if you use a similar query as your RowSource. (Control.RowSource = "SELECT...
sql,vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2003
Include # characters before and after your literal date value. Otherwise the db engine will interpret something like 26/5/2015 as 26 divided by 5 divided by 2015 ... IOW as a math expression, not the date you intended. "Insert into [date-table] (the_date) values(" & Format(dt, "\#yyyy-m-d\#") & ")" However if...
ms-access,access-vba,ado,late-binding,adox
Just to recap, without an ADO reference included in your project, you get a compile error at this line: If TypeOf adoRsColumns Is ADODB.Recordset Then Without the reference, VBA doesn't recognize ADODB.Recordset The situation is basically the same as if you tried to declare Dim rs As ADODB.Recordset without the...
i also encounter that error when i use a large amount of data. what i did was, i divided the records chunk by chunk just to execute the query successfully. the link below could also be some help https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/161255...
vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2010
After OpenForm, do DoCmd.Close acForm, Me.Name to close the current form --- the form whose code module contains your ID_AfterUpdate procedure. Private Sub ID_AfterUpdate() Dim id As String id = Me.ComboBox DoCmd.OpenForm "Part II", , , , , , id DoCmd.Close acForm, Me.Name End Sub ...
you can use Format to ensure the date is entered in the correct format to the table: i.e Format (Date, "yyyy-mm-dd"). However, ensuring the user enters the correct format may be a little tricky, since '2015-03-09' may be March 9th or September 3rd. For the user to enter a date...
I'm not sure what you want to do with this table but having one column per year is not a good design in my opinion. To answer your question, you can change the RecordSource property of the form after updating the combobox: Private Sub SelectYear_AfterUpdate() Dim strRecordSource As String strRecordSource...
I don't see any reason that you need VBA to build your query. A simple SQL IN() statement should certainly suffice: SELECT Client.ID, Client.OtherInfo FROM tblClientsData As Client WHERE Client.ID IN(SELECT tblClientComments.CustID From tblClientComments) Now, you have a few options. (I'm assuming you're using a checkbox for simplicity.) Assign SQL...
Untested: Private Sub Main_btn_Click() Dim fileInfo(0 To 3, 0 To 2) As String Dim i As Integer fileInfo(0, 0) = "Stock_CC" fileInfo(0, 1) = "F:\370\Hyperviseur\SITUATIE\Macro\Stock_getdata.xlsm" fileInfo(0, 2) = "GetStock" fileInfo(1, 0) = "Wips_CC" fileInfo(1, 1) = "F:\370\Hyperviseur\SITUATIE\Macro\Wips_getdata.xlsm" fileInfo(1, 2) = "Update" fileInfo(2, 0) = "CCA_cc" fileInfo(2, 1) = "F:\370\Hyperviseur\SITUATIE\Macro\SLAcc.xls" fileInfo(2,...
sql,excel-vba,ms-access,access-vba,sql-update
In case the id is integer/long, you should modify the query as following: SQL="UPDATE [Table3] SET [Table3].Time_out=#" & Now() & "# WHERE [Table3].ID=" & id; In case the id is a text, you should modify the query as following: SQL="UPDATE [Table3] SET [Table3].Time_out=#" & Now() & "# WHERE [Table3].ID='" &...
ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2007,ms-access-2013
Since your Access version is 2007 or later, you can use a TempVar to pass the combo box value to the Control Source of your report's text box. For example, with this as the Control Source for Username_txt, the following click event procedure will ensure the correct value is displayed...
In Your select query you are not selecting the caseid. change your select query as "SELECT IntakeID, Program, applicationdate,caseid From Intake....... and check. strSQL = "SELECT IntakeID, Program, applicationdate, caseid From Intake WHERE Status Not Like 'Approved' And Status Not Like 'Denied' And Status Not Like 'Withdrawn' And Status Not...
sql,ms-access,access-vba,subquery,select-query
Try changing these lines: "WHERE (DateDiff('d', X.Date, E.Date) >= 30 AND E.Date >= #" & Format(StartingDateTxt, "yyyy\/mm\/dd") & "# and " & _ "E.Date <= #" & Format(endDate, "yyyy\/mm\/dd") & "#) AS T ;", _ ...
A report does not have a SourceObject property. That is the reason Access throws error #2465, "Application-defined or object-defined error" when you attempt to reference it. Here is an Immediate window example from my system: ' first demonstrate the report is accessible ... Debug.Print Reports!rptFoo.Name rptFoo ' now when referencing...
As it says in the documentation for GetOpenFileName: To display a dialog box that allows the user to select a directory [folder] instead of a file, call the SHBrowseForFolder function. ...
vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2007
In each of those two examples, you're retrieving a single value from a saved query. So DLookup could get the values with less code. DLookup("[Total]", "QryGetTotalTransactions") DLookup("[Total]", "QryGetTotalTransactionsInManagement") You could assign the DLookup return value to a text box's .Value property ... like you were doing with the recordset value....
vba,ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2010
I don't really have any working examples of this. But based off of what I am reading here: http://www.techonthenet.com/access/functions/domain/dsum.php It should look more like this: Me.Parent.[TotalValue] = DSum("EstValue", "Projects", "Projects.ProjNo = " & Activity.ProjNo) * 1000000 This is assuming Activity.ProjNo is a form property and that Projects.ProjNo is an numeric...
vba,ms-access,access-vba,subform
You can achieve this using conditional formatting, there is an Enabled property. Open the form in design view, select the control you wish to conditionally disable and on the ribbon go to Format -> Conditional Formatting and in the rule settings it is the tiny icon on the bottom right....
ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2007
If you remove the WHERE clause from the report's Record Source query, you can later filter the rows it returns with the WhereCondition option of the DoCmd.OpenReport method. Dim strWhereCondition As String strWhereCondition = "[Project_Number]=" & Me.ProjectNumber.Value Debug.Print strWhereCondition ' <- view this in Immediate window; Ctrl+g will take you...
vba,for-loop,access-vba,iteration,recordset
Following our discussion in Comments, I have updated your complete code to what it should be. Again, I don't have an Access database handy to test it but it compiles and should work: Sub vardaily() Dim db As Database Dim rs As DAO.Recordset, i As Integer, strsql As String Dim...
Look in the VBProjects collection and check each project's FileName property. If a project's FileName is the current database file (CurrentDb.Name), that is the one you want. Public Function ThisProject() As String Dim objVBProject As Object Dim strReturn As String For Each objVBProject In Application.VBE.VBProjects If objVBProject.FileName = CurrentDb.Name Then...
ms-access,access-vba,ms-access-2010
The fourth argument (WhereCondition) is supposed to be a string value. Yours looks wrong to me. Try it this way ... DoCmd.OpenReport "rptSprechi", acViewPreview, , "[WasteType] = 'UE'", acIcon ...
I've had similar issues where a form was created in one version of access and then edited in a different version. Although the files should be compatible across versions there are some differences. Try recreating the form from scratch in the version that you're using....
Since you are using Access it would seem plausible that this is a contiguous block of data that may have blank cells but not pocketed islands of values separated by completely blank rows and/or columns. If this is the case, then the worksheet's Range.CurrentRegion property can be exploited to govern...
The error itself is saying Data Type Mismatch in criteria In criteria you are checking date and an ID..Date format is fine as per the first look so better put ' on the id and check as below.. Me.searchlat = TempVars("user").Value Dim strWhere As String Dim lngLen As Long Const...
vba,ms-access,access-vba,folder
I'm not sure why exactly this solution is the one that works for me whereas the suggestions did not, but I found the answer. Most of it was solved by the commenters to my original post - thanks to all of you. Basically, I had to set a string variable...
You could use a switch statement, like: select switch( Func(Num1,Num2) = 1, Field1, Func(Num1,Num2) = 2, Field2, Func(Num1,Num2) = 3, Field3, ...) ...