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Hola Edgar: Gracias por tu interés en este tema. Ciertamente es un misterio. Tal como menciono, no se ha vuelto a manifestar el problema en toda esta tarde. Me he asegurado varias veces marcando y desplazando "solo" ese control por si había otro superpuesto. Incluso lo he llegado a borrar y...

Hello Doc: Thanks for answering. A.- The database is an undivided Access database 1.- It is not like two overlapping controls. It is a single "Label" control 2.- No control is created dynamically. 3.- It is not in HTML format 4.- There is no network 5.- My screen is that of a 17" MSI PC and it...

Well Colin: Now I don't quite understand what you want to convey to me. The phenomenon that is happening to me is not a sought-after effect, nor is it desired. Perhaps it is an effect of the translation of your idea into Spanish. Kind regards

Thanks Trevor: What you say may happen, but I've checked and there are no overlapping controls. I'm trying to open and close the Form and it doesn't happen. Regards

Hi Colin: Yes. I have the background of that control set to transparent and the Borders as well. Could that be the cause?

George: I don't know how to answer some of the questions you ask me, because I haven't tried them. When I talk about Labels, I'm referring to the "Control" label that is not associated with any control such as a text box, combo box, etc. Given the uncertainty that this problem causes me...

I'll answer both in this post. In principle: Thank you In order of appearance: George: I certainly should have provided some more information. Since When?: It's hard to say now, because I thought it was circumstantial. It could be three months. I haven't changed anything, unless there have been...

For some time now, texts have been appearing as shadows in Access Forms. Does anyone know the cause?

Thanks George: It's a good point that I will keep in mind. The sources of knowledge always have resources to provide and expand solutions. Translation by google My regards >> JTJ

Perfect June7: Fast, accurate and efficient. We can consider it resolved. Kind regards >> JTJ

Hello: Every time I create an Access query and before the FROM clause, it adds ,* Is this a problem that any of you have detected? Is there a solution? It does this both in grouped data queries, as well as in other queries. Example: SELECT TblHechos.DiaSem, Count(TblHechos.DiaSem) AS Veces, *...

I have reduced the number of products for better visualization, but in the attached database I include the number of 77 products. I think we can be happy. I pointed this out, but if I had made the request to Microsoft, they would have paid little attention to me. Your intervention was really...

Colin:I had taken a wrong path when building the Pareto chart. I had an "AutoNumber" as the ProductID and it seems that it doesn't support it properly. After several attempts and seeing your chart, I have corrected my operation. I have converted the First field into a string and the result is...

Hi Colin again: Doing tests, the closest I have managed to get is the graph that I attached in a .png file. The main problem that I see is that it does not allow each series to be projected on a specific axis. Greetings again >> Jacinto

Hello Colin: My first impression was >> Great I activated the Beta channel and version 2412 appears, with the "Pareto" item In a later analysis I saw that the representation was not correct. 1.- On the Y1 Axis there should be the values of >> VtaporProd 2.- On the Y2 Axis there should be the...

I forgot to mention that until now, when I needed this utility, I used Excel. Regards >> Jacinto

Hi Colin: This is very good news for all Access users. I don't have that version yet (my version is 2410 from the "Current Channel"), but I'll keep an eye out for it because it's a utility I use frequently. I'll post here when I see it. Thank you for your help in getting it. Kind regards >> Jacinto

Thanks again. It works perfectly. I had to import the table "zzTable" to avoid the code error. Regards >> Jacinto

Thanks arnelgp: It is a very interesting exercise and also demonstrates your mastery of the Access/Excel tandem. Obviously it is a longer path, but it is a solution in the meantime that Microsoft solves the problem, as Colin announces. My best regards >> Jacinto

Colin: I'm sorry I didn't explain myself so that the problem I had was clear from the start. I've been following your posts, and that link has also been very useful to me. Regards >> Jacinto