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thanks for the offer graham, but unfortunately i can't send it because it contain some information i'm not allowed to disclose due to confidentiality agreements.

thanks jon k

i used the code builder to build the parameter expression, but it still doesn't work. i'm not sure what the problem is because the input parameter prompts (1st and 2nd) that appear when i run the query from the query tab (not the form) list the proper reference to the form's text boxes and...

hey all, i created a parameter query based on text box inputs from a form. specifically i'm using a Between [] And[] statement in my query. when i run the query by clicking on the icon (in the queries tab) it prompts me for the inputs and runs fine, but when i try to run it by filling in the...

hi out there, i'm using a form that has 2 checkboxes: one to preview a report and the other the print the report. currently i'm using 2 macros to do this, but they are both the same "openReport" macro. i'm just setting one to preview and the other to print. is there a better way to do this...

hello everyone, i'm creating a dbase in access 97 and i need to add a "delete record" control on one of my forms. usually (in later versions of access) i always use one of the build-in macros to do this, but i can't find the macro in 97. does anyone have any suggestions or maybe a short VB...

Thanks Pat

no a scroll bar has not appeared. it's just stuck up at the top of the screen.

hi yall, i'm fairly new to access, but i've been creating some dbases for a little while now to help me organize and manage the information i have to keep track of on a daily basis. currently i'm using a lot of macros on forms. i'm interested in learning about VBA and modules, but i don't...

To clarify that last post, i'm creating a dbase in 97 using a lot of macros at once. all of a sudden my main dbase window shifted to the top of the screen under my main menu toolbar (file, edit, view...etc) and won't move. this happened when i was assigning macros to controls on my forms. has...

Is there a limit to the number of macros you can use in Access 97?