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just a friendly bump, seeing if anyone out there could help me out. Thanks, Brian

Hey All: After a lot of searching and trial and error, I have this code: Private Sub Check782_AfterUpdate() If Me.Check782 = True Then Me.Tracking_Number.DefaultValue = """" & Me.Tracking_Number.Value & """" Else Me.Tracking_Number.DefaultValue = False...

Galaxiomathome: This sorta makes sense to me, I'm still very new to Access 2007, is there a demo of this that I can download from somewhere? It's easier for me to learn if I see it, if not, how would I start? Thanks for your help: Brian

Hello All: I have a question...I need to have the option of the users who are using their own front ends to be able to select their own defaults in several bound comboboxes on a single form. These defaults constantly change during the day, so programming the default value will not work for...

Scooterbug: Works like a charm...you're awesome. Question for you...how would I go about using 1 combobox (has to be bound) to filter a second (has to be bound). ie Combo A = Customers Combo B = End Users I need the Customer's combo to filter the End Users combo. I have a query that...

Scooterbug: This kinda makes sense, would it be to much of a bother to maybe build a DB for me to see? I'm still going to try it like described and cross my fingers. Thank you so much: Brian

Scooterbug: I'm so excited! Thanks to your help I figured it out and I'm am very pleased! I thank you for taking your time to help people like me in the whole learning process. Another one for you...I have searched here but need more details. I read as much as I could here about...

Hello All: I was wondering if any of you know where I might find a table that has all times listed. (AM/PM). I tried searching here using "time" but didn't find anything. I found the master dates.mdb but sadly that didn't have any times listed. Thank you for your time: Brian

Scooterbug: Well you're right. I tried it but I didn't notice any difference. It's OK, I learned something new. Something else, I have been looking around everywhere because I don't like asking so many questions, but I can't find this solution. One thing I would like to add to my...

Scooterbug: Sure, I'm sorry that I didn't explain further. Here's the link that I found when looking up "performance for access 2007" in google. http://www.fmsinc.com/MicrosoftAccess/Performance/LinkedDatabase.html It states at the bottom that there should be noticable performance gains...

Scooterbug: This is awesome! Thank you so much, everything is working as planned. After searching through this forum, I couldn't quite find the answers that I was looking for. I have split my DB and the back end is on our company shared drive and the front end is being used by two people...

Scooterbug: That's awesome, it's much easier to learn looking at it than reading about it (for me that is)! I implemented it into my DB and I'm thrilled with the results! I have been searching all throughout to create a time tracking "system" in my DB. I need to track how long it takes to...

That would be fantastic! Thank you.

Scooterbug: You are truly awesome, thank you for all your help. I did exactly what you told me to do in regards to my table level lookup fields and removed them all. I have just one more request if you will. I have two tables: Projects and Inventory Both tables have a single bound form...

Scooterbug: Hey that's a cool little trick. However, the value doesn't change when I select a different project name. In case you missed it, I attached a DB to my last post. Hopefully this will help. :) Brian

Scooterbug: Again, I can't thank you enough for all your help. I'm learning more and more each day, but this little problem has me stumpped. Here's what I'm trying to do. I have two tables, Devices and Projects. They both have forms with the same names. I have a combo box (Project Name) in...

Scooterbug: That works perfectly. Again thank you for all your help. I have another task I'm trying to learn about, eventully I think I'll get it. Thanks... Brian

Scooterbug: Again thank you for all your help. Besides the actual lengths of the tracking numbers, there is nothing that is always present between the two numbers. I have scanned the two examples here. After I changed my DB with your supplied code, the numbers in red are showing in the...

Scooterbug: You are the best...thank you so much. I just have one more thing, and I promise I wont ask you anything more again. In addition to FedEx, we also use UPS, now when I scan a UPS bar code (UPS bar codes are all the same length) the last two numbers show up in the "Modified Number"...

Here you go, again, thank you for all your help.