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outstanding presentation, @MajP ! thank you

"assimilated" should mean this, in my opinion: you have freedom to think and do as you wish as long as you don't infringe upon the rights of another ~~~ most ARE inherently considerate of others megalomaniacs that crave power and control cannot be trusted most humans are inherently good ...

thanks, @Pat Hartman. good to read your perspective and lol about clothing ... I have a Sari made in India from silk, acquired when I was there. I did learn how to put it on and tie it, but it was never comfortable for me ... cotton is the best ... like galabeyas ;) on traveling ... one time I...

the reason I stay away from these types of discussians ... we can share about Access, automation, bounce ideas, ... but the moment we challenge another's religious beliefs, the beneficial relationship can change. I don't want that to happen. @Isaac, even though we are discussing ideas, I took...

hi @Jon no doubt the majority in your country are good and peaceful ... and those that aren't aren't necessary from somewhere else. There are always those who hate and have no compassion for others, no matter where they come from

thanks Richard @The_Doc_Man ... I lived in Egypt. Although women are considered property of a man, I don't agree with it (of course) -- nor do I want this country to adopt that too! keep in mind that the majority of those who come here are generally trying to get away from things they don't...

I lived in the Middle East. While the main religion is Muslim, there are also Christians and others. When I first got to Egypt, I was shocked by many of the cultural differences. There was essentially no middle class! roughly 90% of the country was poor while the majority of wealth was in 10% of...

Welcome, @MediaHolic! You found a great place to learn more about Access :)

No. Having traveled a lot, my opinion is that people are basically the same anywhere you go -- most are kind and caring, regardless of their religious indoctrination. There are always those who want power and to control, but they don't represent the majority. Tony @Uncle Gizmo, normally I don't...

thanks Colin @isladogs. @MajP is brilliant! Looking forward to his presentation

hi @lab29 Yes! Here is a playlist on YouTube for working with MsGraph

thanks for the mention, @MajP :) The most recent version of my Analyzer (free with source code) is here: https://msaccessgurus.com/tool/Analyzer.htm#Download I also still have the 97 version of it

This week, join Access Lunchtime on Tuesday to learn about Discord Learn how to chat with other Access developers on Discord with Jim Dettman and Doug Yudovich Tuesday, 30 April, 12 noon central time, 18:00 UK https://accessusergroups.org/lunch/event/access-lunchtime-4-2024-04-30/

recent meeting on YouTube AL: Unravelling Constraints, A Case Study developing with Access by Steve Schapel + Jack Drawbridge @jdraw

Learn Access playlist on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1B2705CCB40CA4CA

video of Thomas Möller's excellent presentation AEU25 - Better Access Charts - The Next Generation (1:11:35)

meeting on Wednesday 6 March ... want to join a meeting? Access Europe – Thomas Moeller (Better Access Charts – The Next Generation), AUG hosted by Colin Riddington ( @isladogs ) and Alessandro Grimaldi https://accessusergroups.org/europe/event/access-europe-2024-03-06/ Date: Wednesday...

don't be embarassed -- all who are new to Access make mistakes. Good that you know Excel so well so it will be easier for you to learn. @MajP you always have brilliants solutions ... but since Dave is new to Access, it would be good for him to learn about data structure and setting up relationships

ps, @davegoodo in Analysis table: ID fieldname maybe should be AnalysisID so it's name isn't ambiguous? "Date" is a reserved word and should be qualified like RaceDate or dtRace or dtmRace (if Time is also important) Problem names and reserved words in Access by Allen Browne...

hi @davegoodo please add some sample data to tables so others can see expected values. I opened what you sent. Here are a few initial comments: the first thing I look at when I open an unfamiliar database is the Relationships Diagram. No diagram. Dragged tables on to get a birds eye view of...