Recent content by Cheeky

Rich, Thanks for your reply, I have not tried it yet but I suspect that what you say should work fine. What I am actually doing is clicking a button to open the second form and then in that code clicking a button on the second form so in theory the form is open already. I'll give it a try and see.

Is there a simple piece of VB I can add to a button in one form which has the effect of clicking a button in a different form? Thanks in advance. Jim.

Mike, I have a colleague at work who asked me if I knew how to do the exact same thing yesterday. He was looking to create the same condition in Outlook using the rules wizard but from what he said it required added the code as a custom rule rather than doing it through Access. He searched...

I wanted to do this a while back and someone sent me a piece of code they had written called "custom email reports". I have sent it via email but I cannot remember who it was that sent me the code in the first place. Whoever it was is a lifesaver and deserves the credit for it. Its pretty simple...

I have a form with a drop down box and a sub form. Changing the entry in the drop down box changes the data in the subform. The subform draws its info from a table of data for all customers and just shows the data for the company listed in the drop down box. It works fine for all but two...