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I'll just wait for @Redstick tell us what the parameters of fully functional actually means before going any further.

I put the MembershipType in the mix assuming there were different types of members. If all members are on the same exact level, then no, you wouldn't need that. It looks like it's free to become a member as I do not see any dues or fees of any kind in your original example. Mind telling us what...

Just want to help simplify where possible based on your specific needs. If you have one field in there for MemberType, that will classify each of your members appropriately. The actual addresses of members can be in a separate table if you find too much duplication (members all live at same...

You can name it whatever you like, the point is how you are supposed to use it. The FK PartnerID should be in the main DataTableMembers table. The ID in the copy of your main table links back to that PartnerID in the main table. This is only one aspect of your table structure that I'm pointing...

The biggest glaring error I see in the tables is DataTableMembers is missing the ParentID field that should be linking to DataTableMembers_1. The only purpose of that copied table is for establishing the ParentMemberID or simply the ParentID. There should be no other links to that copied table...

@jdraw I just saw that video recently and it seems like appropriate overview. Especially the part on determining the tables involved. Interesting title. It does appear that ChatGPT gave a lot of insight into the proper table structure, but what it doesn't do is teach you access. There is just a...

So this is all about handling returned shipment of goods?

No problem at all. So glad to see you were able to provide such a solution for you client.

OK, so your not touching the screen unless the NFC card reader fails to login, but the logon form is now visible to touch if desired. That would have been nice to know in your very first post. This is from your very first post and where all of the confusion started. We now know that the...

If anyone has an example of how this is possible, I would be interested in seeing how touching the screen of a monitor that has its form and controls set to a size so small that you cannot see it. This still doesn't make sense. How do you click anything on the form when it is not visible on the...

I see, the customer is always right. That is very understandable and we're glad you got it working. Do you mind explaining further how you handled the touch screen portion of this? Touching the screen normally would not do anything at all unless you were triggering an event on an actual form...

It's not a given at all that Trump or any other powerful figure for that matter is named in these documents anywhere. That's pure conjecture and remains to be seen. What is clear without knowing the names, is that the whole thing was a blackmail operation against those that had or have power...

Assuming all of the unredacted pages are available, my understanding is that they have to carefully consider all of the redactions for legitimate reasons before unmasking them. That takes time and after considering the reasons behind the redactions, it still might be found that they must remain...

Could you further explain why you would ever want a logon form to not be visible before a user swipes their card or otherwise logs on? This doesn't make sense to me. Making the login form not visible AFTER logon is very common, but what your asking doesn't even remotely make any practical sense...

Please take a look at the reworked demo code that you provided. Hopefully, you will see why this was happening if your still interested. I'm sure you decided to just use the workaround, but if you want to know why it was throwing the error in question. Take a look at it. I changed the events to...

If you look at each time you get the error carefully, you will see that you are always on a record that doesn't contain any data. You force the current record to record zero which has no data in it and you get the record deleted error. Simply move to a record that has data, any record, and you...

Makes no sense at all. There is no problem at all in your sample you provided, just that you tried to display the current record while it was at the EOF. Why are you closing and opening the record set?

Yep, a simple rs1.MoveFirst just before the first msgbox is what is needed to get the desired results. @tvanstiphout explained it well already.

Since "HorizonLLC" and "Contractor" look to be different types of data (company and company type), I assume your combo has multiple columns. Is that right? Otherwise that combo wouldn't make sense. If that is the case, you would need to take into account the column number as well.

It wasn't working at first, because openargs is always null and skips the command to open the form. Removing the condition of checking for openargs got it working.