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Hi All, I want to thank you all for your help. I said, from day 1, that I must've been doing something stupid, and teue to form, I was. Thanks to Microns detailed question and answer message, I went back to my code and worked out what I'd been doing wrong. Basically, rather than work with the...

Hi Gasman, I don't quite understand what you're saying re, "but no indication as to who is being processed." I've tried "movefirst", unsuccesfully

Thank you

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Hi HalloweenWeed, that's the root I'm trying to take but my do while... movenext loop doesn't seem to move to the next record. I'm obviously doing something stupid (won't be the first time) so I'll post the onclick event code when I get back to my machine

Hi pisorsisaac, the code for the calculations is in the button's onclick event . I'll post snippets when I get back to my machine

Hi theDBguy, thanks for responding. I understand I can do it that way for something as simple as the DoB example I gave, but what I'm actually trying to do is a bit more complex and requires multiple calculations. I've got it working so that clicking the button does the calculations when I...

Hi there. I'm very new to MS Access so I'm sure this is a newbie-type question. I'd like to know how to use a command button to perform a calculation on all records on a form without me having to physicaly select the records one at a time. An example would be, say, a calculation of current age...

Heres a link to the thread https://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/threads/time-to-update-davids-passwordlogin-mdb.302223/

PasswordLogin RC4 5.3 version from user IslaDogs

"Thankyouverymuchly" y'all

New to MS Access and was looking for a sample login module with userlevel access. Found a link to yours. Saved me, I suspect, months of work. Thank you