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Hello: Your welcome and good luck with this.

Hello: On those kind of people, its really a sour grapes type of thing. Amen to what Bob said above. Regards Mark

Here you go: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/210249/en-us Regards

Hello: It is my understanding that it has to be Exclusive or Shared, not both. Otherwise what would be point of the option? Regards Mark

Hello: It's a "permissions" thing: Types of permissions (MDB) Show All Hide All Note The information in this topic applies only to a Microsoft Access database (.mdb). The following table summarizes the permissions (permissions: A set of attributes that specifies what kind of access a user...

Hello: Yes. On your form or report count your total records and then count the records "checked". Then divide your records checked by the total records. That will give you a percentage. Regards Mark

Hello: I have enclosed an example of one way this is done. Regards Mark

Hello: If your query was the recordsource for a form you could use an unbound text box and utilize the Count or Dcount functions. In a query, you can utilized the Domain Aggregate built in function Count. Regards Mark

Hello: Your are right in your assumption: Place the code under the OnClick event. Regards Mark

Hello "Value Lists" are good from small unchanging data. Use the Table/Query option for more dynamic data types. In any case the solution would be the same. Bob above is a good example to study. Regards Mark

Hello: The below article shows how to create a "Look-Up" table. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311173/en-us Regards Mark

Hello: Copy that: Please see my enclosed example database. Open the database and select a state such as CO, or CA, then press the query button. Notice that the query returns only those records Regards Mark

Hello: Basically.... In the Criteria section of your accidents query for the Field of Name or whatever your calling it, put: Forms![YourFormName]![YourComboBoxName] Then save the query and open your form, select a name and run your query. Regards Mark

Hello: Store your string in the TAG property of the combo box. Regards Mark

Hello: Your welcome. Mark

Hello: What you want to do is make a lookup table: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304463/en-us Regards Mark

Hello: The syntax in code would be: YourComboBoxName.DefaultValue=TechID or Try YourComboxName = TechID Regards Mark

Hello: One way would be to put your URL in the HyperLink Address property of a command button. Another way would be to store the URL's in a table. Regards Mark

Hello: The Format mask would be the following: 000 0000 0000 Regards Mark

Hello: In your cell select Format, Cells, Custom from the menu. This allows you to construct a custom view for your data. There are some made already that can be modified. Regards Mark