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same page Agnes get it's answer.

you have exactly the same answer as Agnes AI.

https://myengineeringworld.net/2013/03/vba-macro-to-convert-pdf-files-into.html

from the attached pdf: "The simple formula for the calculation is ([UnitsInStock]+20)/20 which produces a floating-point number which is converted to an Integer in the Result Type property. In a ‘real’ application you would probably need a more complex query (or even some VBA code) to create...

are you sure you don't have Null values on some of your Fields used by the function?

test the function first and see the result, is it numeric or string or date?

RegExp can be created late-bound, so i think there is no problem. other application, not ms product also use RegExp, so I don't think it will pulled out from Windows.

just believe everything you read. maybe AI wrote those for you to believe.

that is another, No, No. as much as possible the shared folder should only be 1 folder depth.

use Paint Event of the Detail section to set the color of each Conditions.

it will always bloat when you store the "data" in a table.

beware of "Ghost" projects, vhung..

it's not my Way, it does regularly updates and your info is incorrect that it does not update.

1. procedure11.accde should have a startup form/routine to create the necessary Link table, via dsn-less connection. 2. creating desktop link , you can google the vba/script for it. 3. using shell, you can run procedure11.accde and close the current db, procedure10.accde.

Grant Full Access right to user Everyone on your backend folder to prevent being read-only. you should also Split your db, the BE should reside to the Shared folder and distribute the FE to your users. don't worry of the Locking files, ms access will take care of it's deletion.

here is an update, Base64 from Clipboard. open Form1.

here is a demo, open form1. see the code behind the buttons. see the other modules.

Base64 is a series of Byte array, meaning it is binary. you need a VBA decoder to decode the base64.

he's dead right alright and your all wrong on your Let Property.