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Hello my coworker is having issues with a command button is whenever she sends email to a State, it would stop processing at a particular using the first command button. However, the second button "restart button" she wants me to change the code for that will allow to her should a State at any...

Query results are not showing in my query datasheet. The relationship for all of the tables in my query grid are established. Can you tell me what is wrong. Thanks :confused:

Hello Are there any Access Database Certification Self Study Books out on the market? Thanks for your speedy response.

I would like to know how can I create a field using SQL syntax for a decimal data type? :confused:

Hello I would like to know what is the syntax I can use to create a table field with a decimal point datatype and a field with a memo datatype? Lastly, a field with byte datatype? Thank you in advance for your speedy response.

What do this line of code mean? :confused:

How to create a VBA code for generating an appointment schedule in Outlook? :(

Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer) If Not IsLoaded("frmAttendees") Then MsgBox "Open the Payments button on the Attendees form." Cancel = True End If End Sub I received a compile error: Sub or Function not Defined. I check the reference box and the Access 11.0 Library is...

What do the above code means?

Hello, I had to read your explanation over again. Are you indicating that after the "frmEvents" is open, the "GoToNew" string means that a new form is open not the frmEvents? I'm a little confuse. Sorry

DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, 3, 0, , acMenuVer70 :(

Thanks Ken :)

What does this mean? Me![FeeScheduleID].Requery I know the Me (refer to a form and/or report) I'm confuse with the ! (bang) [FeeScheduleID] (refere to the field name) From my understanding, the band refers to a collection. Is the above syntax a collection? :(

Okay. Thank you both for the explanation.

DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEvents" , , , , , acDialog, "GoToNew" What do "GoToNew" means? :(