Use after update event and use Len() to check the no. of character entered.
and regarding your second question, there are so many way to do that.
you can use SQL command, openrecordset addnew....etc
but the easiest way for u is to insert the table and create an after update event to update...
Parse Dir: This is what you need.
Option Compare Database
Private Const MAX_PATH& = 260
Private Const INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE = -1
Type FILETIME
dwLowDateTime As Long
dwHighDateTime As Long
End Type
Type WIN32_FIND_DATA ' 318 Bytes
dwFileAttributes As Long
ftCreationTime As...
But the field is blank one.....any idea?
Excel sheets:
Item Item Desc Price Price Out Date
11040 MIRR SHUTTERED 38.5 69.99
P.O. # Status
52334 280
53074 280
53075 280
11041 MIRR SHUTTERED 38.5 69.99
P.O. # Status
52334 280
53074 280
53075 280
And I want...
I have an Excel:
Item 1
.....detaila
.....detailb
Item 2
.....detailc
.....detaild
And I would like to import into Access.
Question:
can I transpose the record so that it will be in a better format, like:
Item 1 detail a
Item 1 detail b....etc