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Hi @EmmanuelLan Welcome to AWF! That's an interesting solution that I didn't even try when I wrote this blog a while back. https://thedbguy.blogspot.com/2016/02/requested-type-library-or-wizard-is-not.html

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Instead of using Yes/No, try True/False. Edit: Oops, too slow...

Unfortunately, I couldn't find it on MS website, but I did find some links for external sites. I don't feel comfortable passing them to you, in case any of them might be risky. Good luck!

Hi Jeff. I believe for Acc2007, the PDF driver had to be installed manually. It used to be a download from MS. I'm not sure if it's still available now. If I find a link, I'll repost.

If the function CreateSql() returns a String, then I don't see why not. Can you post the code for the function?

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It's possible to use a single process if you were using SQL Server but not with Access, I'm afraid.

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Thank you for the clarification. If the end goal is to eliminate the need to email PDFs to the volunteers, then the simple solution might be to simply invite the volunteers as guests to the SharePoint calendar, so they can view them as needed. If so, you can continue to use Access to update the...

If you were able to do it on one form but not on another, then you'll have to determine what is different between the two. If you think it's the requeries and recalcs, try removing them to see if you can get it to work. If you still need help, maybe post a sample db with test data.

You could start with using the combobox wizard and selecting the third option. I would suggest using two separate buttons to clear the filter (All option) and going to a new record (New option).

You would usually include as many tab pages you'll ever need and simply show only the ones you need for a particular case and hide the rest.

I'm not quite sure I get this statement. What does it mean to "push out electronically" the SharePoint calendar? How is that different from "emailing PDFs?" Also, will you be pushing the entire calendar or just the events?

Are you using linked tables to SQL Server? Just curious...

Try explaining your problem in the body of the post instead of in the title to help us understand your issue.

When you use the wizard to split the database, it automatically creates two files: the BE and the FE. So, it sounds like your friend didn't have any problems creating an FE. Rather, it sounds like the problem is with creating an ACCDE. Why are they trying to do that? If that is the problem, then...

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Have you tried stepping through the code and examine the properties of each event you were able to capture?

Is the Subform linked to the main form? If so, do you want to filter it relative to its relationship with the main form?