Recent content by olaa

I think it's to much work... Tanks anyway :)

I'm starting to give up on this. I have a sub form that I have linked to a table. I have not only dragged and dropped. Still it's the table in the sub form woho trigger the message... See attached image ... /Ola A

Nop ;) The sub form only have "Exit" and "Enter" as events. I have tried to put the code in the "Exit" without success. To view the message, see attached image... /Ola A.

It's the table in the subform in the form who givs this question, not the form it self. How can I get rid of the close x button? I already have command button with just Docmd.quit. Read my question... /Ola

I writes in Swedish, but below you can see the code in VBA. :) Why do you want to know this? This code works fine, it is when I use Access X as the problem arises. Regard Ola A. --------------------------------------------------- Private Sub knp_stäng_Click() '---Vi frågar om man ska...

I have a Access 2010 DB. The mainform have a subform with one table alone. I have a button who close Access when the user are finish on the mainform. Still I have the upper right corner X-button who also closing the app. you now. My problem is that when the user use the X-button then a...

In my case I have a form with six subforms. Each subform are dedicated and connected to a single table. Simple as that. :) IT this den parallel connected subforms…? /Ola A.

Hello! Thank you for all examples. I have to try them out for best fit. I think every example is exactly what I was looking for… :) You have a question about serial and parallel sub-forms. Each sub-form I use today are connected to one table. The table is a “ground” data table for the main...

I’m new with Access 2010 and need some help vid Visual Basic cod. I have three forms FormA, FormB, FormC. They all have several sub forms. Each sub form contains a table. I want to handle the setting for this tables like the commando below… Lock the table for edit, deletion etc. Because I have...