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    Tab Control - testing which tab has focus

    :o Hello Meltdown! Look at "DemoTabA97.mdb"
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    Select Queries, and Forms

    :o Hello Brewmeister! I saw your ".mdb", I add a COMBO BOX in testform. Try it, I think it is what you wont. I hope that the serial number is unique.
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    Print from list

    :p Hello highland! Look at "DemoRPTA97.mdb"
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    Select Queries, and Forms

    :p Hello Brewmeister! Look at "DemoQryFormA97.mdb" I think it is wat you need.
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    Queries in If Statements

    ;) Hello longIT! I think you need something like this.
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    A very simple question

    :p Hello Mkkashif! Before the first "End If" write Exit Sub
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    Using Like Parameter in QBE

    :o I forgot, you can write in criteria Like "*" & [Forms]![Form1]![Text0] & "*"
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    Using Like Parameter in QBE

    :o Hello Darrel Wootton! Look at "DemoLike2A97.mdb"
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    Use Keyboard Keys

    ;) Hello Mkkashif! Look at "DemoEscA97.mdb"
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    Help me with a search problem.Please

    :o Hello gersy! I suggest you to try with a query. Or remake your "mdb" in "tblDate", "tblClient", "tblContract", and "frmDateMain", "frmClientSubform", "frmContractSubform".
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    Desperate HELP needed on Main & Subform question !

    :o Hello ym2004! Look at "DemoSubDateA97.mdb"
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    updating 1 table after inserting into another table

    :p Hello heaps21! Look at "DemoVehicleA97.mdb"
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    Crosstab to Report/Word

    :) Hello Chimp8471 If you have a "Solutions.mdb" look at it. there you'll find "Create advanced reports", (select it) and "Create a crostab report with dynamic column headings". If you have not "Solutions.mdb", look at my "DemoCrostabA97.mdb". It is a short example. First open form "OpenMe".
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    Totalling Matching Phrases?

    :p Hello mjd! Look at DemoAssetA97.mdb
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    DSum does not work

    :) Or the beter way = (Sum([Project Appropietron] + [Changes])-([SShareBudget] + [Changes]))
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    DSum does not work

    :cool: Hello wilhels try this: in subform field properties = (Sum([fieldName]))
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