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    Solved non-english in vba ?

    hey guys, im literally at final stage to run my db at work network, but the folder which my db is gonna be placed has non-english directory letters and looks like vba doesn't like it much is there a way to fix it ? i need russian letters.
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    if all subrecords is=* then show me records from main one.

    ID6 = all completed ! @MajP - thank u very much ! helped me a lot !
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    if all subrecords is=* then show me records from main one.

    u prob. will laugh at me , but looks like i set it up wrongly
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    if all subrecords is=* then show me records from main one.

    made a screen shot for ppl using phones
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    if all subrecords is=* then show me records from main one.

    didn't know it acts like it. its weird. just took paint to do it fast. and its more about remove info that are not necessary in our case so ppl can read easily lol . this is absolutely non-confidential info.
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    if all subrecords is=* then show me records from main one.

    look ID2 it doesnt fit to my criteris, as 1 sub records has in progress status. i need to check if all subrecords "completed" in this case there are 4 records and its 3 out of 4 or 75%. completion and if they are all = "completed" then give me ID from main table ... then i can do the rest ))...
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    if all subrecords is=* then show me records from main one.

    yeah, but it shows ID2 three times ... but i need only 1 but what if RISK 2 has some subrecord with different status ? i wont be able see in this case i need to check like IF every (100%) records are completed then show me the ID from main table. so simple put it main table - RISK table...
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    if all subrecords is=* then show me records from main one.

    hey guys, i can't figure it out how to set a criteria for subtable if all related records will be with lets say status "completed" 2 example: main table: ID ------Isactive 1 --------true sub table ID--------status 1 ---- in progress 2 ---- completed main table: ID -----Isactive 2...
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    Solved Splitting DB

    done. split successfully ! @ComputerVersteher, @Gasman, @bob fitz - thank u very much guys. much appreciated !
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    Solved Splitting DB

    oh.. yeah, its my auxiliary form i made just for report and i deleted search field cause report doesn't need any searches :) yeah, gonna delete code in this form. thank u very much. thanks for advice. i wont. so just to understand it, no !@#$%^&*()_+= in naming tables, forms, reports etc ..
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    Solved Splitting DB

    its txt_Search mike60smart helped me with search filed a while ago :) and thanks him for it
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    Solved Splitting DB

    sure. its a file after split with code, forms etc
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    Solved Splitting DB

    this is not my code. i can't code in vba yet.
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    Solved Splitting DB

    oh, sorry. im on the way
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    Solved Splitting DB

    its the only message it see
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    Solved Splitting DB

    what i need , is just to make 2 files where users can create \ modify records through forms and me doing some changes offline and then when im in the same network - just swap forms, queries, reports (update).
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    Solved Splitting DB

    hey guys, i split my db so i have now 2 db 1. tables only 2. forms, queries, reports and links to tables. then having #2 opened , i go and save as but it says... why ?
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    Solved Image Object in Continuous Forms

    ahah LOL
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    Solved Image Object in Continuous Forms

    guys , figured it out by myself !!! its a win for me ! the reason why it didn't show any pic is ... i didn't include new added fields into Records Source of this Continuous Forms. once i added - it shown the picture ! im glad im learning something at least. not the way i should , but anyway...
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    Solved Image Object in Continuous Forms

    its "Image" here its property sheet. yeah. "picBefore1FilePath" filed has a link to certain picture. it works in form, but it doesn't in Continuous Form. .... hm...
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