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    Could not find installable isam

    I have recently installed access 2007 and I get an error when trying to do an import data macro for an excel file. It says "could not find installable isam". I have googled and googled, and tried the following: renaming the msexcl35.dll and msexcl40.dll files, reinstalling access, verifying...
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    Combobox row source based upon first letter typed

    It was the autoexpand...I had it set to no. I changed it to yes and it works great. Thanks guys!
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    Combobox row source based upon first letter typed

    Here is the sql now: Me.Field40.RowSource = "SELECT [Part #], [Mfg Name], UM, Source, VendorID, ID FROM INVENTORYMASTERcombobox WHERE [Part #] Like """ & Me.Field40.Text & "*""" Still nothing. Column count is 6 I probably won't do the select a letter option as people will be copying and...
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    Combobox row source based upon first letter typed

    This is a branch off of that link...I couldn't get it to work so I am starting from one point and going forward till I get the entire code to work. That said, i added the .text so it looks like this: Me.Field40.RowSource = "SELECT [Part #], [Mfg Name], UM, Source, VendorID, ID FROM...
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    Combobox row source based upon first letter typed

    We have a combo box which currently pulls every record in our table, well over 70,000 records. This obviously isn't very good. I am trying to make the combobox results based upon the first letter they type in. Here is what I currently have: for the OnChange event, I have this...
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    65536 limitationon drop down?

    ya, that code will probably solve my problem...I was just hoping I could get by without having to implement it :) I should be able to grind my way through it and get it to work...thanks!
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    65536 limitationon drop down?

    I am moving the data from an access table over to an sql table this weekend...is the limitation on the comob box itself or is it an access table limitation? I'm hoping it is an access table limitation and moving it will fix the problem.
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    65536 limitationon drop down?

    I have a drop down that displays all of our inventory master data using access 97...when the query is run that houses the data, it displays 66794 records. When I go to the drop down, it stops displaying at the 65536 record...it appears there are a bunch of white spaces after that. Anyone know...
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    LEN command in Access / sql

    I figured it out...WHERE (LEN([Part #]) < 8) Thanks!
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    LEN command in Access / sql

    I have the following sql statement: SELECT [PhoenixInventory-FTP-1].[Mfg Name] AS Mfg, [PhoenixInventory-FTP-1].VendorID, [PhoenixInventory-FTP-1].[Part #] AS [Part#], [PhoenixInventory-FTP-1].ID AS PartID, [PhoenixInventory-FTP-1].OH AS OnHand, [PhoenixInventory-FTP-1].OO AS FacOnOrder...
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    Syntax Question

    Changing it to Variant type fixed the problem. Thanks guys!
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    Syntax Question

    Still brings up overflow.
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    Syntax Question

    I have the following code, which when the button is pressed, a website is supposed to open with the quote number placed in the link itself. I need to pull the quote number from either the form or the query which is used to display data from the form. Anyways, here is my code: [code] Dim...
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    Display Msg Box Based Upon Query

    I got it to work by chaning my sql statement to be the same as what the form uses to pull data...so, if there is no data, then it doesn't do the dlookup, which is exactly what I wanted. Thanks for all your help, I just didn't think it through exactly correctly!
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    Display Msg Box Based Upon Query

    I have an idea...i'll do the rs.eof on the query that the form is drawn from. I'll get back to you in a bit to see if that works.
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    Display Msg Box Based Upon Query

    It appears I got everything to work so far; however, I now get an error: You entered an expression that has no value. This is on the line of code: Part = Forms!PreRequisitionBuysMasterForm1!Part There is definatly not a value on the form and this is sort of the problem I was trying to avoid...
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    Display Msg Box Based Upon Query

    Set rsTemp = dbTemp.OpenRecordset = ("SELECT * FROM InventoryMaster1 WHERE ([Part #]='0-7260-010-BL');") That brings up the following error: Argument not optional with .Openrecordset being highlited.
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    Display Msg Box Based Upon Query

    When I try putting in a specific part which should bring up results, I get a type mismatch error referring to the entire sql statement...here is the statement: Set rsTemp = "SELECT * FROM InventoryMaster1 WHERE ([Part #]='0-7260-010-BL');"
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    Display Msg Box Based Upon Query

    Since # is a reserved word, that is why I have placed [] around it...I am unable to change the name of the field as there are hundreds of applications already using that field with part # as being the field. It is a string, so the ' ' are necessary.
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    Display Msg Box Based Upon Query

    I saw the changed I didn't make, and I corrected them. Here is my updated code: Dim PurchSpecialHandling As String Dim dbTemp As DAO.Database Dim rsTemp As DAO.Recordset Dim Part As String Set dbTemp = CurrentDb Part = Forms!PreRequisitionBuysMasterForm1!Part...
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