Recent content by Ann

I am having some problems with with a report that I need for a phone directory database program. The numbers are organized into different departments and I have that displaying on my report in two columns. When the new column starts on the other side of the page I would like it to state the...

Oh yes, it can be done!! Put a combobox control on your form to invoke the combobox wizard. Select the "Lookup values based on a table or query"(you could also choose the lookup record to display specific information-either one)Once you have chosen the table that this information is coming...

I am having some problems with with a report that I need for a phone directory database program. The numbers are organized into different departments and I have that displaying on my report in two columns. When the new column starts on the other side of the page I would like it to state the...

What I need to do is add to a Lookup table of Departments. In my form I have a combobox that comes from this Lookup table but stores the data in another data table which keeps track of what users belong to what department, not to the Lookup table. I want to not only add the new department (and...

Hey anybody! I have a combobox that brings up the department name that is associated with a user. The Department names are in a lookup table, but I would like to be able to add a department name to this table if the person entering the data enters in one that is not on the list. Is there code...

As far as I can tell, I am not able to display two columns of data on a report. The database that I am working on is a phone directory with a report to list all names and phone numbers. This data only requires a small space on my report and I would like another column to conserve space and...

Hey Randy, I have already created the forms. I don't think that I want to start from scratch again. Checking autocenter to NO didn't do anything for me. Any more suggestions?? There has got to be a way of doing this in the form properties, Visual Basic by itself can manipulate forms this way...

Hey, Can anybody tell me how to manipulate a form to open up anywhere on the screen that I choose? I have two forms opening up at the same time and right on top of each other. I would like one to be below the other. Suggestions??? Ann

I seem to have stumbled upon a little problem with controls like listboxes, checkboxes, etc, in Microsoft Access. I have a great Visual Basic6 Book that is strictly Visual Basic programming and it lists some very useful methods for these various controls that I would like to use in Microsoft...