Recent content by jeffcravener

YES.... thats perfect....thank you guys...i really appreciate it!!!

well... created the tables, then a form to enter the data, then doing queries on that main table, then doing a report... : )

ok.... that looks like it would work perfectly... but i am having a problem... heres the scenario: We timed the duration of calls..... but we do it with a stopwatch, which is minutes and seconds... so when we enter it, we have to figure out what the minutes equate to in seconds.... Now...

ok... putting Me! in front of mine worked, thanks!

I have the following code: Private Sub NotReady_GotFocus() NotReady.Text = intTotal - intAHT End Sub but, when i have a 10 for inttotal and a 5 for intaht it puts in the notReady.Text '10' its like it only sees the inttotal..... what am i doing wrong?

Whats an easy way to convert from time in minutes and seconds to just seconds?

yeah.... i just found that...so thats working fine....but in VB when you go to combbox, you can use the arrwo keys to traverse the list....this one isn't doing it....can it?

haha.... woops...... ok....again, new at Access here.... how do i make the option i select in the second combo box go into the fielf for that record? And, when i hit next, to enter the next record, it didn't clear that box, and when i did change it, it changed the first records choice...

COOL! It's just like VB, which I know....but how do you get code into an Access form?

How do I, if its possible, in a form, populate...well....here..let me tell you what i have I have 5 tables.......one of which i will create a form for to enter data, the other 4 as support for the main table. I want to put on the form a combo box that will hold the values of table 2....and...