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    Search Form to Pull All Forms Fitting Peramiters

    I don't understand. Where am I missing the space. Also, fixed the customers thing and changed it to VolunteerDatabase so that it's finding the correct database at least, but the error is still refering to something else.
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    Search Form to Pull All Forms Fitting Peramiters

    Well, I fixed the spaces problem and also the fact that I had refered to the database instead of the form in the "Form_VolunteerDatabase.RecordSource = "select * from Customers where " & GCriteria" line of the code, but I am now getting the error message as follows: Run-time error '2580': The...
  3. J

    Search Form to Pull All Forms Fitting Peramiters

    So if I remove the spaces from my field names, it will run correctly? I don't normally put spaces in and didn't even realize I had.
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    Search Form to Pull All Forms Fitting Peramiters

    I am admittedly VERY inexperienced with any sort of coding and with the command buttons themselves and am trying to do something that (from my perspective) is somewhat complicated, but as I am not the only person dealing with my database and most of the people entering data have never even...
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    Saving the Long Date Format for Mail Merge

    Thank you for your reply. I appreciate it very much. I know that I could format it in the querry. This is what I've already done. I already have the information in the querry for some other calculations. However, I was hoping that I could just format the cell because I honestly don't want to...
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    Saving the Long Date Format for Mail Merge

    I'm attempting a rather complex mail merge and am using Access to organize the information. However, in the letter which I am sending, there are dates that need to be included. I would like to use the long date format, but whilst I can get it to appear that way in Access, I am unable to get it...
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    Question Fixed Formula in Access or Continuous Transfer to Excel

    I am somewhat experienced in Excel, but not as much in Access. I understand that they are very different, but in Excel there is a formula called fixed which can take a calculated sum into another cell and translate it into a text format with only two decimal places. I use this formula for a...
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