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I have a problem I am working and and am not sure what the best approach is, hoping someone can lend me some insight: I have two fields on a table: SerialNumber....Location I need to concatenate these two (no problem there). However my situation is such that my serial numbers vary in the...

Answer Answered by Jon K on the queries post: thread

I See Ah, it appears you are correct. You are a genius my friend. Thank You!

I originally posted this in queries, it probably actually should be in forms I suppose. I guess I will post it here as well...hope that doesn't piss anyone off. I have a form that uses a crosstab query for it's data. The problem is the crosstab query has a column heading that (in my example)...

OK, been awhile since I posted anything here. I have a weird one, hope there is a solution. I have a form that uses a crosstab query for it's data. The problem is the crosstab query has a column heading that (in my example) represents warehouses of which there are ten. So when the form was...

I would say absolutely possible. Not to boast but, I could make something very kick-ass for this.

guarded the entrance

screamed out loud

and little fuzzy

they were delicious!

Thanks for all of the good information, I'm still listening.

Thanks, I think that perhaps terminal services is the way to go on this.

I apologize for posting a thread that has most likely been covered in some detail. However I still am not finding any real good solutions to this so, thought it was worthwhile to start a new one: I have created a database for a company that has two branches; one in Seattle and one in Florida...

This is a nice one if you are a network administrator: Go to someones computer and make their desktop folder shared. Then you can add and remove icons from their desktop at will. Another area that I have always thought was ripe for this kind of thing is the Windows task scheduler. Most people...

Answering my own question: Like "*[#]*"

OK, here is wierd one: How do I find instances in a string where there are # symbols? For example addresses similar to; 3815 W 11TH #300 I need to find and remove all of the # things but if I say; like *#* it returns every address with a number in it...which is practically everything. I have...

Try this: Like "*" & [Enter keyword] & "*" also check out this link: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;304353

Thanks, I will check it out.

It would be of interest as long as it is user friendly. As it is now I can make it so a user can click a command button that will send the report in RTF or SNP. If it could send it in PDF from the command button also that would be preferable, if they had to print it to a PDF printer and then...

I am sure this subject has been broached many times bfore, sorry to start a new thread if that is the case but.... I have created (as I'm sure most of us have) some very nice reports in Access. However there are times when someone for whom I have created a database requests the ability to email...