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Question on Comboboxes
One approach I was thinking, if you want to allow all three info to display in the invoice, is to add a Yes/No field to indicate "CompanyOnly." Also, to avoid having extra commas in your solution, you could try something like: [CompanyName] & ("," + [LastName]) & ("," + [FirstName]) Are you sure... -
Question on Comboboxes
It depends on what you mean by that statement. If you have both the person's and company names, are you saying the invoice coould potentially display both or just the person or just the company name based on the company's preference? Also, if a company does not want a person's name to show in... -
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How to automate importing 31 .csv files into SQL Server?
Just thinking out loud but maybe try BCP? Sent from phone...- theDBguy
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- Forum: SQL Server
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Access calling up a web page from a unbound text box
Can you show us the full code please?- theDBguy
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- Forum: Modules & VBA
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RegExp Added to VBA Library with Office Version 2508
Thanks for the info. Not sure if the following helps.- theDBguy
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- Forum: Modules & VBA
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Force Exit on Timer
For that scenario, it gets even easier. I didn't comment on anything specific earlier, because I couldn't remember how to detect "idle" time. But in your situation, you simply execute a trigger that the FE is listening for, so you can warn any active users that maintenance is about to begin... -
Solved Transforming database from 2010 model or higher to 2003.
Yes, if you start from scratch and make sure you don't use any of the modern controls and code. -
Solved Transforming database from 2010 model or higher to 2003.
You already tried the simple way; but if it failed, then that means you'll have to do it the hard way. -
Force Exit on Timer
Hi. Welcome to AWF! There used to be a demo for that at UA. Sadly, it's inaccessible now. I don't think the wayback machine can help you with that either. Have you tried searching through the sample databases forum here? -
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Calculated Field Error
@tvanstiphout, I didn't see the OP mentioned "expression service" in post #1. I saw the "expression property" was mentioned though. Thanks!