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    Ms Acces 2003 Password control

    Sorry, I don't use that in any of my db's. Still, you can set a password for each user using this process to my knowledge.
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    Ms Acces 2003 Password control

    Not sure how you things setup, but all users should have passwords. You should gave a username and password for each user. Example: If IsNull(Forms!frmpasswordadmin!Text0) Then 'No Blank passwords allowed MsgBox "You cannot enter a blank Password. Try again."...
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    Multiple Sql Syntax

    Thank You, that did the trick.
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    Multiple Sql Syntax

    I get this error?
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    Multiple Sql Syntax

    Having a Gump moment again! I need to add the line of code that says SickDay to the first line of sql so that it ONLY adds the current record. 'UPDATE PAYROLL DATA DoCmd.Hourglass True DoCmd.SetWarnings False DoCmd.RunSQL "UPDATE tblHour SET tblHour.WorkDate = Me.AbsenceDte " &...
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    Continuous form - current vs selected record on cmd click

    Maybe try this and see if it will work for you. Dim recNum As Long recNum = Me.CurrentRecord Me.Requery DoCmd.GoToRecord acDataForm, "YourForm", acGoTo, recNum
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    Continuous form - current vs selected record on cmd click

    Maybe this can help. 'Open Form With Picture Of Product. Dim strFormName As String Dim strCriteria As String If IsNull(Me.ProductID) Then 'No Product Entered Yet For Picture to be Displayed. MsgBox "You Must Enter a Product First Then Add a Picture" Exit Sub End...
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    How to change status

    Don't know how you have things setup but you could use a combobox to filter the form. Access saves the data automatically either when you move to a new record or close the form. As for the count, do a search on DCount HTH
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    Hyperlink to tabbed form..

    Something like: TabCtl0.Pages.Item(0).SetFocus
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    code for OnClick zoom a image

    Here is an Example: Dim strFormName As String Dim strCriteria As String If IsNull(Me.ProductID) Then 'No Product Entered Yet For Picture to be Displayed. MsgBox "You Must Enter a Product First Then Add a Picture" Exit Sub End If strFormName =...
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    Descending Comments in Memo Field

    You could try adding Top to your code. Example: Me.Notes.Top Untested .
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    Octothorpes Syntax Error ?

    Juts confused myself on the syntax is all.
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    Octothorpes Syntax Error ?

    Can't see the forest because of the trees again. What am I missing here? I get a syntax error on the , Me.NoAllowDate.DefaultValue = "#" & ("[txtday]", "tblCompany") & "#" Correct Code: Me.NoAllowDate.DefaultValue = "#" & DLookup("[txtday]", "tblCompany") & "#"
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    Pull data from query (or table) using VBA

    So, filter the Listbox by Category. Example: Using a Combobox to filter SELECT [egroup], [egroup] FROM qryEmailClientsByGroup UNION SELECT "*","<< ALL >>" FROM qryEmailClientsByGroup; HTH
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    Splitting DB Problem Please Help.

    Sounds like maybe the db is corrupt. Do you have backup copies? Remember, when you split a db and then copy it or move it, then you have to make sure that the location(s) are the same.
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    Show users loged in the database

    Try this link if you are a registered user. http://www.utteraccess.com/forum/Who-s-Logged-Who-s-Con-t1897146.html
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    Splitting DB Problem Please Help.

    I suspect that the back end it is not properly linked to the front end. Open the front end in design mode and use the Link Manager.
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    Splitting DB Problem Please Help.

    Right click the file itself and check to make sure it is enabled.
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    Splitting DB Problem Please Help.

    Generally that happens when you copy a file over and do not enable it,i.e. change the file properties.
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    Code Burnout!

    In the words of the 3 stooges, I'm trying to think but nothing happens! :D
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