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    cvCrLf in a string

    just post it. That way other people might be able to help.
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    cvCrLf in a string

    Would it be possible for you to attatch you db so I can see exactly what you want to do?
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    cvCrLf in a string

    If those two bits of information are in their own text boxes, then just set their Text Align properties to "Right" Other wise, I don't really know.
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    cvCrLf in a string

    I am not exactly sure as to what you are asking but, you can set the text align property of the text box to "Right". Also, I dont think you can have all that information show up in a single text box. I think you will need to use multiple text boxes or maybe a list box. Please try to be more...
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    internet form

    This all needs to be done in code. The answer to both questions is yes.
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    cvCrLf in a string

    I do it to message boxes all the time. So I would assume the answer is yes. Try it and see.
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    cvCrLf in a string

    I do it to message boxes all the time. So I would assume the answer is yes. Try it and see.
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    record focus - closing forms

    If you want the same object to have the focus everytime the form is in view: Private Sub Form_GotFocus() ObjectName.SetFocus End Sub If you want a form to aoutomatically close, you need to put this code behind an event procedure (like CommandButtonName_Click): DoCmd.Close If you want a...
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    Query based on combo box selection

    Thanks FoFa I figured it out yesterday. Incase you were wondering, I just made a new form and placed a text box for each column that is in the tables. Then I set up the code like this: Private Sub Form_Load() Me.RecordSource = "SELECT ColumnNames FROM " & [Forms]![FormName].[ComboBoxName]...
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    Query based on combo box selection

    I have a form with a combo box that lists all the tables that are in a seperate database. I would like the user to be able to choose the table name from the cboBox, click "OK" and have a select query open and show all information pertaining to the selected table. The trick is, as I stated...
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    Help with inputbox

    Now for my next trick. How can I just show the table names and not the other stuff from that column?
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    Help with inputbox

    Forget it Mile! Im an idiot. I hid the objects again and didn't realize it.
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    Help with inputbox

    I noticed that the "ParrentID" for tables seem to be 251658241. Can you explain to my how I would "query that table for my tables for the RowSource of your combobox." Thanks Mile.
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    Help with inputbox

    I have a form with a subform which the user inputs data for various contracts. On the form I have a cmd button. When this button is clicked, I want an input box to appear asking the user to select a table. Now for the funky stuff. I want the imput box to show a combo box instead of a text box. I...
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    The file itself --->Cascading combo boxes

    Try This
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    The file itself --->Cascading combo boxes

    By changing information do you mean: This database is used to lookup information, IE contact name. If that contact name ever changes, you can edit that field and from then on that new contact name will appear when that record is pulled.????
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    The file itself --->Cascading combo boxes

    What exactly are you trying to do with this db. By changing information, what do you mean?
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    The file itself --->Cascading combo boxes

    Ah, got it! I checked the "required" property but forgot to check the "Allow zero length". Thanks.
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    The file itself --->Cascading combo boxes

    I looked all over the properties section for that, and couldn't find it. Is there another way toset it. Address 2 is a text box.
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    The file itself --->Cascading combo boxes

    You are correct. They should be bound to a table however, not the same table in which you use for the row source for the combo boxes. You should create a new table in which information can be stored. Also, I did get everything to fill in like you asked.
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