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    Working with Fields in Recordsets

    Great that works. Next How do I find a specific record and display only the fields that belong to it?
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    Working with Fields in Recordsets

    How do I access the data that is held within a recordset so that I can use it in various ...if... statemnents in an access database.?
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    Merging into Word

    Thanks v much that works great
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    Merging into Word

    Trying to merge a field on a form to a word document using .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("fieldname").Select .Selection.Text = (CStr(Forms![frmMain]![subfrmMainCompetitor].Form![fieldname])) The field in question is a combo box and all that is being merged to the word doc is the bound column number...
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    Fields on a form merging to Word

    Trying to merge a field on a form to a word document using .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("fieldname").Select .Selection.Text = (CStr(Forms![frmMain]![subfrmMainCompetitor].Form![fieldname])) The field in question is a combo box and all that is being merged to the word doc is the bound column number...
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    Timestamp/User stamp

    To insert a user in a field use currentuser()
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    Populate other fields from a combo box

    Problem solved thanks
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    Populate other fields from a combo box

    I have a combo box which gets its data from a query. How can I populate other fields on the form based on the users selection in the combo box.?
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    "Sorry, can't find .mdw file."

    You don't need to have local admin rights to change Access workgroup files.
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    "Sorry, can't find .mdw file."

    Try changing it to system.mdw and see if it makes a difference. If not you can always rename it back
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    "Sorry, can't find .mdw file."

    Just checking.. Is you workgroup file actually called "mywrkgrp.mdw". If it is then thats your problem. I think access will always look for a "system.mdw" Worth a try
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