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    Typical situation 1:1 Superidentities with subidentities

    Sorry @The_Doc_Man, you are rigtht, both must be singular. These relations refers that a person can have several roles (client, customer, etc. ) and each role whith different attributes.
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    Solved How to get the project name?

    You can try to change the name of the VBA project from the VBE.
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    Solved How to get the project name?

    Look at the outputs, Arnel's solution and mine give different outputs.
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    Typical situation 1:1 Superidentities with subidentities

    I have several relations 1:1 with no issues. It is a way to organize your database. Example: Person 1:1 <- Clients Person 1:1 <- Customers Person 1:1 <- Workers Person 1:1 <- Contacts Person 1:1 <- Other stuff... ... Somebody could say that I could use only 1 table to store all the data but in...
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    Signature Image in GMail email body

    Perhaps this threat helps you. https://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/threads/add-images-in-cdo-mail-message-htmlbody.304778/
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    Form DSum Calculation for Tax Year

    Hello, Test this other example.
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    Solved How to get the project name?

    To get the VBA Project Name, you have to use: Application.VBE.VBProjects(1).Name
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    Convert tables from Access to SQL

    Perhaps this video helps you:
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    HELLO GURUS

    Welcome to AWF! Phuduhutswana
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    Solved DLookUp

    Perhaps this example will help you:
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    How to make a large project?

    The maximum number of modules (counting forms and reports with modules) in a database is about 5000 according Colin Riddington's article(according Microsoft documentation is 1000). Moreover, you can organize your application using libraries to store some objects. I have an application where the...
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    Form DSum Calculation for Tax Year

    Perhaps you find this example useful. (Not fully testeted)
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    Form DSum Calculation for Tax Year

    Perhaps this example helps you to find the range: (Updated version)
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    Inroducing mdfOffman

    Welcome mdfOffman!
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    How to refer to objects in referenced db?

    Perhaps this old thread on this forum can help you with some examples. Search and look up this threat: "Opening a form in a library and retrieving a returned value"
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    Hello

    BBD, welcome to AWF!
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    Hi all I am new to this forum

    Hello and welcome, Benedict!
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