So, yesterday I was having an issue with QuickBooks and multi-user function. A tech from QuickBooks remoted in and changed some things on my computer that has the QuickBooks file. That same computer also holds my Access Database. I did not actually witness what might have been changed.
So...
I have a form for data entry. I use a barcode scanner that simply enters a value into that field. I have some code on the after update the moves it to the next record.
My barcode scanner comes with the "enter" after each entry. Problem is I have that disabled for other software/s that I use...
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, , acFormatPDF, "\\SERVER\Billing\" & [Mdid] & ".pdf"
How can I make the above include the date as part of the file name?
I'm having some trouble with this...
I can't get the Is Not to work? I basically need the correct use of Is Not.
If ([Mstandard] Is Not "1989") And ([Mfrequency] = "Semi-Annual") Then strDocName = "Report-Semi": MsgBox "Semi-Annual", vbInformation
I have a report that has several buttons on it. Send to a folder as a pdf, email, etc...
I created a sub rountine for those buttons. How can I use that same sub routine on other reports?
Thanks.
I'm using the following code to notify the user that they can only use a certain amount of characters.
How can I prevent them from continuing instead of just a text box?
If (Len(Msite) > 29) Then MsgBox "Text too long - Max 29 Characters", vbOKOnly
I have a form that has four fields, date fields.
I would like to find the records where any of those four fields match?
What is the best way to approach this?
I'm using the following code. How to do I get the value "comps" to appear where test is?
Because it's wrapped in the quotes, I'm getting just the word test. What am I doing wrong?
Dim test As String
If ([Mdid] = "COMP32145") Then test = "comps"
[Mlink] = "#\test\pdf\" & [Mspectraid1] &...