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    Split date in day, month and year inside query

    I need a query so to split the date 18/01/2023 to day=18 , month=01 and year=2023 within query. Can anyone help?
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    Fill the listbox only with file name

    Not really hard to add an extra column? :( Means that you didn't understand what exactly is the issue..! Anyway, thank for your interest.. (Please read all the communication with theDBguy and MajP..)
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    Fill the listbox only with file name

    Really thanks for this update. Everything works fine..!!
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    Fill the listbox only with file name

    Thanks. Your solution working fine but another one think if you have time please. Is it possible after the double click event on Listbox to open each current file? Thanks again for your time
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    Fill the listbox only with file name

    Private Sub lstFiles_DblClick(Cancel As Integer) fShellExecute Me.lstFiles End Sub Thank again
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    Fill the listbox only with file name

    Hi, unfortunally the same issue. Just let you know that i'm using the following code to call the function... Public Sub cmdDoSomething_Click() On Error GoTo ErrHandler Dim strFiles As String Dim boolVisible As Boolean 'empty list first Me.lstFiles.RowSource = "" Me.txtCount.Visible =...
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    Fill the listbox only with file name

    is it possible for you to modify the above code as it must be? Thanks
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    Fill the listbox only with file name

    It doesn't works because the listbox has just one column and the name is embedded (includes also the path and file name )
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    Fill the listbox only with file name

    I prefer just not see the path (only the filename in the listbox)
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    Fill the listbox only with file name

    Hi, I found the following code here in the our forum (special thanks to the writer thedbguy) buti'm trying to modify them in order to fill the Listbox only with file name without the path. Following is the code and i will be glad if someone can explain to me how can i do it. Public Function...
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    Error in a line of vba code

    Could you please explain me where exactly is the problem ?
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    Error in a line of vba code

    Hello, I'm trying to create a function so to copy from master folder another subfolder into C:\Program Files (x86) but i have some errors. First of all following is the function Public Function CopyFolderAndSetPermissions(ByVal sourceFolder As String, ByVal targetFolder As String, ByVal...
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    C:\Program Files (x86)\MyApp full permission using vba

    i just save the inno script file with the name CreateMasterFolder.iss which includes all the lines so to create the folder into path C:\Program Files (x86)\MyApp . What i need now is a vba code to open the above file within access..
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    C:\Program Files (x86)\MyApp full permission using vba

    I used the Inno Setup and already i created the following code in order to create successfully the master app folder into C\Program Files (x86). The Script file name is CreateMasterFolder.iss. Now the problem is how can i open this file using vba code into DB?
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    C:\Program Files (x86)\MyApp full permission using vba

    I tried to use the following batch file without result @echo off title folderpermission icacls "C:\Program Files (x86)\MyAPPP" /inheritance:r /grant Administrators:TRUE echo "Done!"
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    C:\Program Files (x86)\MyApp full permission using vba

    Any idea about which installer program is best for that?
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    C:\Program Files (x86)\MyApp full permission using vba

    Hi, is there a way to give full permission to my C:\Program Files (x86)\MyApp full permission using vba? I'm asking this because i don't want the user to see what i'm doing during the installation on PC thanks
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    Solved Calculate the last date of each current year

    1000 thanks..!!!
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    Solved Calculate the last date of each current year

    i did the copied correct..!! Stil having the same error
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    Solved Calculate the last date of each current year

    Hi, thanks, Maybe i made something wrong ? Dim dtLastDate As Date dtLastDate = CDate("#31/12/" & DatePart("yyyy", Now()) & "#") MsgBox dtLastDate
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