Quick update: the application.followhyperlink does work. I tested the following and it works great pulling the right number from my form as well.
Private Sub Command33_Click()
Dim bol As String
bol = Right([AlternateKey].Value, 6)
Application.FollowHyperlink ("Z:\2016-SHIPPING...
Okay so here is where I'm at, I've done some research however I cannot get the following code attempt to work. To preface, I did discover the shell way of going about this and it would work great however the issue is the subfolder isn't always the same and I don't know how to account for that...
Thanks for the reply The Doc Man, and great question! I intend to open the file in Adobe Acrobat Reader DC to simply view the document. The file does not need to be altered as it is a scanned document. I will do some research into FSO and elaborating the members of a collection to isolate just...
Hi Everyone,
I am looking to create a button that opens a pdf document. I need some vba code because there is multiple subfolders that I need to look for and I cannot use Application.FollowHyperlink because the path is not the same for each file. So far I have a field in a form that has...
What I ended up doing to resolve this issue was put a date field on the form that updates when the big macro runs. I then created a macro that opens that form and then has a condition of [Forms]![My date field]<Date() to run the "big macro" (with all the queries). The "big macro" runs and...
Hi Everyone! First post here, I am relatively new to access. I started a new job a year and a half ago and have been using access daily but now I am getting more into the development side of things. I am running access 2007 with the database saved as .mdb (2000 version) and I have come accross a...