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    Solved Compile error : User-defined type not defined (Dim xlApp As Excel.Application), due to problem with 'Microsoft Excel 16.0 Object Library' Reference

    In recent days, a colleague sent me an Access database to make some changes to, and I did, and sent it back to him. On opening it, my colleague encountered a compile error : Compile error : Can't find project or library On looking at the 'References' list (my suggestion), he saw amongst the...
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    Solved On Subform2 within Subform1 : Criteria for a lookup Query (to refer to a control on Subform1)

    The issue seems to have been resolved now, with the addition of the following on Subform2 : Private Sub Form_Current() Me.Field1.Requery End Sub Regarding linking Master & Child fields : Field1_FK on Subform2 was already linked to Field1_PK on Subform1. Reading back over my initial post...
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    Solved On Subform2 within Subform1 : Criteria for a lookup Query (to refer to a control on Subform1)

    The scenario : I have a Subform1 set within a 'Main' Form. Within Subform1, I have a control (Field1_PK) and a Subform2. On Subform2, I have a combo that takes its data from a lookup Query. Within the Query, I want to be able to limit the records to ones that have a value set to that of the...
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    Solved A block of HTML code as the Default Value in a Long Text field

    'Tables' seemed the most appropriate section to post this in. I have an idea about storing blocks of HTML code as the Default Value in a Long Text field (for an application that'll allow me to cherry-pick blocks of code for compiling web pages). And I've been trying it out (placing the HTML...
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    'Old' database, now in Access 2021 : Working well on my PC; but NOT working well on someone else's

    Yes, I have the role of 'developer' in this case, and the other person is using a standalone, self-contained database in a single file. I've requested clips / screenshots of the instances where bugs are encountered.
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    'Old' database, now in Access 2021 : Working well on my PC; but NOT working well on someone else's

    Thanks. The database is just being used by one person. No back-end and front-end split. Not sure what to try next..
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    'Old' database, now in Access 2021 : Working well on my PC; but NOT working well on someone else's

    Thanks CJ_London and The_Doc_Man It seems that the same References are activated. (See the attached screenshots) . I didn't receive Location info from him. Is that (ie. Location info) worth pursuing, in itself ? To confirm : the file is a .accdb I'm really not sure I understand your guidance...
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    'Old' database, now in Access 2021 : Working well on my PC; but NOT working well on someone else's

    Thank you for your response, The_Doc_Man. Much appreciated....and definitely worth looking into. I've taken a look (and taken a screenshot and handwritten notes) of what References I have activated, and will ask the other chap to compare the Referneces on his side.
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    'Old' database, now in Access 2021 : Working well on my PC; but NOT working well on someone else's

    Hi. I hope someone can provide some helpful hints or tips as to what might be happening : A business acquaintance recently asked me to take an 'old' Access database (at least 5 or 6 years old) and make some changes to it, updating it to Access 2021. And that I did. Elements of it weren't easy...
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    Solved On entry of two digits (no more, no less) in intField1, immediately set focus to txtField2 ?

    Thanks ever so much, Pat. That worked really well with my numeric field. Josef and The_Doc_Man : thanks to you too; your suggestions have resolved some other elements I'm working on.
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    Solved On entry of two digits (no more, no less) in intField1, immediately set focus to txtField2 ?

    Thanks for your response, Josef. There's no input mask, as intField1 is Number data type. One can't set an input mask on a field of Number data type, right ?
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    Solved On entry of two digits (no more, no less) in intField1, immediately set focus to txtField2 ?

    On a continuous Form, I'd like - if possible - to be able enter two digits in intField1 and - without having to hit the Tab key, or click on txtField2, etc - to have the focus set to txtField2. Is that achievable.......in VBA or otherwise (maybe via a Validation Rule) ? I've been trying the code...
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    Solved Numbering 'business' or 'work' days for a particular month

    arnelgp, I've introduced your Function, and it works well. Thank you. minty, I can see how your method would work for this scenario....and many others. Thank you too. Thanks also to CJ_London.
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    Solved Numbering 'business' or 'work' days for a particular month

    Multiple lines of data : Yes More than one dtDeadlineDate on a line : No, just one per line Location of dtDeadlineDate & unbBusinessDay : in the 'Detail' section, in individual lines Bank holidays, etc : Don't need to take account of those. The 'working week' is Mon - Fri
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    Solved Numbering 'business' or 'work' days for a particular month

    In my example : dtDeadlineDate is 08-Nov-22 unbBusinessDay is to be 6
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    Solved Numbering 'business' or 'work' days for a particular month

    The dtDeadlineDate field is in Medium Date format. Is that what you mean ?
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    Solved Numbering 'business' or 'work' days for a particular month

    unbound ie. it's an unbound control
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    Solved Numbering 'business' or 'work' days for a particular month

    Hi. I've already been searching around for a way of doing the following, but I haven't yet been able to find it. I want to have a 'continuous' form showing various fields, including a dtDeadlineDate. Alongside the dtDeadlineDate field, I'll have a unbBusinessDay to capture the business day...
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    Solved Combos set up with a 'Value List' : the 'Row Source' ellipses have disappeared !?

    Yeh, I meant to say in my post : When I try to add an option simply by typing it in, it still doesn't appear in the list of options presented by the combo.
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