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    Display Image Conditionally

    Sorry, not absolutely sure what you're asking. Lvl1Chk is a checkbox control with it's control source set to the db field Lvl1. Is this what you're confirming?
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    I could see the 'invalid use of null' being the result if some users not having completed any levels so the value in the Lvl field would be null.
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    Display Image Conditionally

    Gasman Yes, each of the Lvln fields is a Y/N and the checkbox control's data source corresponds to the field.
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    Display Image Conditionally

    DHookom and ..Doc_Man Thanks both for your very prompt response. Do not interpret my delay as disrespecting your diligence. >>With Access, as you might remember from 20 years ago,... Sorry Doc, I'm faking it until I make it here. I spent days looking at other forums and viewed some YT vids, and...
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    Thanks Gasman. That was a ditto for the previous line. The formatting was changed making it confusing. Sorry.
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    Display Image Conditionally

    Overview: Students progress through a course of study broken into levels. When a level is complete, the user record is updated, indicating level completion via a Y/N field. On a report I want to graphically indicate level completion with an .jpg icon in an image control. (This is located in a...
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    DimWit Intro

    I'm a mixed bag of much-forgotten information. It's been almost 20 years since I've done anything transferable to Access/VBA. Concepts remain but implementation is wanting. I programmed in VB3-6/VS. I'd characterize that work as (at least) advanced intermediate. I authored a robust 50KLOC...
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