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I have a check box on a form that is set to open a comment box if the check box value = true. This part works fine. When I check the box, the comment box opens. The problem is, once the form is closed and then reopened, the comment box for those records where the value = true does not display...

When I created a new form and used the code it worked fine. Don't know why when I added it to an existing form it would not work. Anyway thanks! :)

I am also having the same problem, even when the form has the focus. :confused:

Put the below code on the keydown event of the form: I tried putting your code in a switchboard form however when I pressed F1 it still opend the MSAcess Help file...is there something else I need to do. Thanks this would be great if I can get it to work!!! :cool:

Goto MS Visual Basic Help and type in "Keycode Constants" . it will give you a list of all key equivalents. :D

That was so simple I am embarassed! :p Thanks!

Need Help with DateDiffW()Function Using your search engine I was able to find the function I need (see code below) however am having a problem - I put the function in a module and then use the function in a text box control on a form and it calculates the number of business days between two...

Thanks for your help! Just now getting back to work.. I used your suggestion Kodo and it works great! Thanks again! :D

Thanks Kodo...I will try it this weekend...gotta be gone now. Have a great weekend! :cool:

Thanks for the reply. :) I am just using the following code that was generated by the wizard for the combo box. Not being advanced coder I am not sure where to place your reply code: Private Sub Combo31_AfterUpdate() ' Find the record that matches the control. Dim rs As Object...

I have a form based on a table. Form has unbound combo box set to find record. It works fine except for those names with an apostrophe like "Women's Center" (quotes mine) I discovered this just by process of elimination. The error description didn't help a bit. If I delete the apostrophe...

Sorry I ever opened this thread! This is my first thread I have read on this site and I am sorry I ever opened it!