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Hello I have quite an urgent problem which I should solve. Here my tricky issue. I have a continous sub-form. When I add a new record to the subform (most likely with the tab key), MS Access shows then two "blank lines" two new blank lines. However, I would like that MS Access only shows one...

Perfect, JJTurner Thank you very much. regards, Stefan

Hello I have a continous form. When I start a new record, MS Access shows already two blank "lines" to enter data. How can I make sure that MS Access shows only one blank line to enter data in a continuous form? Thank you . Stefan

Unfortuantely, it is still not marking the data in the text field. Thank you for your help. I appreciate it. regards, Stefan

Hello Fornation Thank you very much. This works beautifully. regards, Stefan

Thank you BobLarson Isn't there a possibility to maximize the forms/reports and still only have the Access Windows show the application name? Thanks. Stefan

Hello there The name of my application is "Address Database". When I open my forms, the Access Window shows the following: Address Database (Address Form) How do I get rid of the additional information (Address Form) which shows the user which form is currently open? I would like that...

For your information. The text box only works right now if the ControlSource is set as following: ABCD If I set it to =[ABCD], MS Access shows #Error in the text box. Do you have any ideas? regards, Stefan

jjturner, this 'variable' is a field name in a table. Thank you so much for your helpful support. regards, Stefan

Thanks a lot jjturner Unfortunately the code did not work in the on enter event (error 13). Is there something wrong in the code? regards, Stefan

Thanks a lot for your helpful answer. What would be your code suggestion if the variable would be called ABCD? e.g. =[ABCD] & ".........................................." Thank you and regards, Stefan

Could it be a problem that the expression =[Day] & ".........................................." is in a continuous form? regards, Stefan

Hello JJTurner It actually says #Error Stefan

Hello, I have a form with a few text boxes (user should enter numbers). When the users click on the text boxes I would like Access to mark the data in the relevant text box. By this, users may change the data in text boxes more easier. Do you have any ideas? Stefan

Hello there The name of my application is "Address Database". When I open my main report, the Access Window shows the following: Address Database (Address Report) How do I get rid of the additional information (Address Report) which shows the user which report is currently open? I would...

Hello there I would like to have a text box in a form show the following. Monday......................................... Therefore I tried to add the following as the text box source. =[Day] & ".........................................." However, this does not work. Do you have any ideas...