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    Convert from 2010 to 2013

    My company is converting from Access 2010 to 2013. My database is in Access 2007 - 2010 format. Will I have to convert it to Access 2013 for it to work in 2013?
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    Percentage of time boolean field is true

    That worked. Thanks!!! I was thinking that there was a much easier way to do it.
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    Percentage of time boolean field is true

    Thanks, but no, not really. Now I have a query that shows me in the same column the number of wins and the number of losses for each runner, but I don't know how to get it to show me the percentage of time each runner won.
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    Percentage of time boolean field is true

    I would like to create a query that groups records and then tells me what percentage of the time a boolean field is true for each grouped field. So in my table, there are multiple entries for each person. I want to find out what percentage of time each person won. The table is called Races...
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    Custom Ribbons

    This seems to be working. Thanks so much!!!
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    Custom Ribbons

    I will try that. Thank you very much.
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    Custom Ribbons

    Thanks, but unfortunately, that didn't help with my specific question.
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    Custom Ribbons

    I have read a lot about this, but I'm very new to Access 2007 and custom ribbons and am having a really hard time figuring this out. I want to be able change the default ribbon depending on certain things. So I started by creating a UsysRibbons table. The table has two records. One with a...
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    Position Form Relative to Other Form

    I figured it out. It turned out to be simple. I think I was making it harder than it needed to be. Here's what I put in the OnLoad event of the second form: DoCmd.MoveSize Forms!NameOfCallingForm.Form.WindowLeft, Forms!NameOfCallingForm.Form.WindowTop + Forms!NameOfCallingForm.Form.WindowHeight
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    Position Form Relative to Other Form

    Any ideas?
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    Position Form Relative to Other Form

    I have a form on which there is a command button to open a second form. I want the second form to open just underneath the first form. I thought I had it figured out using the MoveSize method, but it turns out that the second form won't be positioned properly when the resolution of the user's...
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    Join Queries

    Thanks for your reply, but the fields are not the same. Here's the deal. I have a table called tblCourt. For each group of records that have the same tblCourt.ID_Number, I need a query to show me the tblCourt.ID_Number and the Max of the tblCourt.ActionDate where tblCourt.CourtActionsID = 1...
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    Join Queries

    Sorry, no that's not what I meant. I want to create a single SQL statement that does what all three queries do. In other words, I don't want to have three saved queries. I want one.
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    Join Queries

    I have three queries that I would like to make into one query, but I'm having trouble. How do I combine the three queries into one? The three queries are below. The qryGetMaxChapter3 is the one that I will use, i.e. it is built on qryGetMaxChapter2, and qryGetMaxChapter2 is built on...
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    Search second column of Combo Box

    Thanks! This isn't exactly what I was looking for, but I'll give it a try.
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    Search second column of Combo Box

    I have a form with a combo box on it. The combo is bound to the first column which is FacilityID. The combo displays the second column which is FacilityName. I am creating a search form, and I want the user to be able to search on FacilityName. I've looked around here and found where someone...
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    Search Several Subforms

    I have a main form with several subforms. What I would like the user to be able to do is basically build a search string with as many fields from the Main Form and Subforms as he/she wants and then display the results. I can't decide what would be the best way to do this. Here are the...
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    Dumb Question About Access Skills

    Thanks very much. So I take it VBA is the language that we are using in Access, not Visual Basic.
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    Dumb Question About Access Skills

    If I'm creating a resume and trying to list my skills, I'm not sure what to say. I believe that I would be classified as an expert in MS Access. So I know I would put down MS Access as a skill. But do I put down Visual Basic as a skill? Or would being able to code in MS Access be called...
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    Continuous to Single Subform

    Thank you very much. I figured I would have to use two separate forms. I was just hoping there was some way around that. Yes, I really do need both views -- I'm not just trying to open another form when the user selects a particular record.
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