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    Dsum Cumulative Issue - by years

    Thanks, simple and I don't know why I didn't think of that *facepalms* It is now working with this: CumVal: FormatCurrency(DSum("[PV-PlannedTotalExpenditure]","qry_ProjectMonthlyPVCalc","[ProjectID]=" & [ProjID] & " And [Mth_Yr]<=" & [MthYr] & " And [Yr]=" & [BaselineYear] & "")) Also it...
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    Dsum Cumulative Issue - by years

    I guess I have stumped you all :)
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    Dsum Cumulative Issue - by years

    bumpity bump?
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    Dsum Cumulative Issue - by years

    No ideas? :(
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    Dsum Cumulative Issue - by years

    Hi all Firstly, thanks for all your help on my last issue, :D I've got another one that I am trying to solve now. Ok so at this moment in time I am using a dsum forumla to calculate cumulative totals based on both individual projects and time in some of my queries. And this is working...
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    Email different reports to different emails with one click

    Got another one for you all now, Whenever access tries to send the emails, outlook wants my permission for each and every email sent. (i.e. I have to click 'allow'), is there any code that can automaticalyl either bypass or 'allow' each email without human interface inbetween each one? Thanks
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    Email different reports to different emails with one click

    Hmm it wasn't, but now it is and it is working beautifully :) Thanks mate
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    Email different reports to different emails with one click

    Ok so here is my code: Private Sub IDcycle3() 'On Local Error GoTo Some_Err Dim MyDB As Database, RS As Recordset Dim strBody As String, lngCount As Long, lngRSCount As Long DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord Set MyDB = DBEngine.Workspaces(0).Databases(0) 'Me!txtProgress = Null Set RS =...
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    Email different reports to different emails with one click

    Thanks mate I jus tried dumping that in to no avail :( I might just spam a couple more posts, so I can then post my code :)
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    Email different reports to different emails with one click

    i.e. is there a cmd that says: wait until [blahblah] cmd is finished, then proceed?
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