Hi,
Guess I'll start looking out for a guy who has very little hair.:D
Anyway, there many places go, I suggest you start by looking for brochures or counters when you arrived at the airport.
Any other places, try to PM me here.
Hi,
You cannot use the ActiveForm method to open a QBE query, because the ActiveForm is no longer Active.
You'll have to create a Function on a standard module and pass the Active Form Name and actual control, to loop thru the actual form behind the current active query.
Create a Function...
Create a bound form, the record can be edited. Then, on the form create a button from the wizard, just follow the instruction. And it's the same for both "Delete" and "Insert" button.
Hi Curtis,
Looking at the Form’s control and AuditTrail, my thoughts were the control’s old value might be the problem there.
Did the changes work for you?
Hi Tim,
There are many possible cause of this problem. For Example, corrupted files or the file in memory and being in use. (Have you installed any “.Net” applications lately?) And (You sure that “MSO.DLL” is the correct file? Should it be “MSO12.DLL” or "MSOUTL12.OLB"? I don’t have Access...
Hi Tim,
Maybe you need to re-register the "dll" or "ocx" again.
Click "Start", "Run", in the field...
Regsvr32.exe "C:\SomewhereFolderofDLL\YourDLL.dll"
Hi mithani,
Not an easy task, but here's a start from Help.
CreateControl, CreateReportControl Methods Example
The following example first creates a new form based on an Orders table. It then uses the CreateControl method to create a text box control and an attached label control on the form...
Hi Bill,
Not sure about this, but if the Report Record Source is using the same query as in the code, the report will close the query. This might be your problem?
An alternative is to open a recordset using SQL syntax.
Dim l_Database as DAO.Database
Dim l_Query as DAO.Querydef
Dim lr_Data as...
Hi Bill,
Just a guess, is your report "rptMemberProfile" and "qryRptDuesExpireLetter" share the same query source or table? (or something similar?)
Sometimes, sharing opened tables or queries can cause the recordset to close.
Hi Tim,
You sure that the referances is correct? Look at it again, does it the word "Missing" just after the check box?
You might have to get a copy of that file from another working PC and put it into the correct folder.
Brian,
The original code from OP was
DoCmd.Undo
That does not work at all. The correct code is,
DoCmd.RunCommand AcCmdUndo
Sometimes DoCmd has problems understanding which record or what to “Undo”. Worst cases are usually changing of the form’s properties in an event control.
The code...