In the "Help" in my Access, they say that an update can't select new columns (because its a query) and that I have to run the query once again. How can I do that?
I find this
Docmd.OpenQuery "Fråga2"
But it just opens the query. I need another VBcode
Hahaha..it works!!:)
I'm so happy! Crasy swedish Accessversion, and crasy swedish programmer (me) ;)
Thank you so very, very much.
Just one more question, how to update the subform when I click on the search button?
No, I just wrote it down because I thought your swedish were not so good ;)
In my query I have written like this:
[Formulär]![Sökformulär]![Titelsök]
and it means:
[Form]![Searchform]![Titlesearch]
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The problem is that Access think that...
Sorry, it wasn't my thought to say you were wrong, it works your way too, I just was tired on answeres which doesn't gave me the solution of the priimary problem. Thanks still for your answer.
/cjfmagnusson
But what's this? I thought they had found a way to make this. But I couldn't understand where to write the VB code.
http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/archive/index.php/t-14677.html
Edit : Jokersigns=wildcards
Hello!
First of all I want to beg you pardon for my English, I hope you will understand me .
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