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How's the humidity?

Even the watercooler area?

Where is your button and what action is it supposed to carry out?

Yep. Can't do conditional formatting like that except to 'fake it' as you point out. I might have missed that on your first post. I think the OP is running into an issue trying to reference the subform as a subform from the subform, which doesn't work. He'll need to do the reference with a...

I've used buttons on continuous forms many times. For continuous forms, Me.{whatever}should refer to the record currently selected.

Twitter down. Tesla up. Seems investors in both companies value Musk's undivided attention...

Did what?

Is this meant to be humor? A world in which people aren't allowed to criticize religion is a world of crusades, inquisitions, witch trials and all the other evils organized state-sponsored religions have visited on this earth in attempt to preserve their illegitimate rule over the masses.

If what Musk promises is true, it does seem good for free speech (disclaimer: I don't have a Twitter). As to Trump, I think he's said he wants nothing to do with Twitter. But he may well change his mind if given the chance. On the other hand, he does risk abandoning his other platform and then...

I mean, there must be hundreds if not thousands of people working in the Ukrainian gas industry. And they all have at least two biological parents each (though some siblings could be employed who share parents). In any event there are certainly thousands of people with "children working for...

If you want to stick with SQL, you should be able to use INSERT with WHERE to add a record to the related table only when one doesn't already EXISTS. Throw something like this into a search engine and you should get more than enough results to get you to the right place... "ms access sql add...

Oh I get why having everyone around you constantly changing their time would be a PITA and understand wanting to stick with just one time. I, too, want to stick with just one time. What surprises me is that you prefer that time to be DST vs standard. Does Arizona not like being on standard...

But you got that hour back once you crossed over, right? ;)

They weren't all there for the vote. And some that weren't have expressed their dissatisfaction with the bill being fast-tracked as part of mundane other business. I guess that's where you lose me. Living in Arizona, you don't change your clocks anyway. This bill won't change what time you're...

No. Switching to permanent DST won't give Bismarck more daylight hours. You literally can't do that. Available daylight is determined by the tilt of the earth at a given time of year. Arizona (which is on permanent standard time, by the way ;) ) is sunny because it's Arizona - not because...

I think you and I are saying the same thing but with different words. :) On standard time in the middle of the timezone on any given day, there will be X hours of sunlight before 12:00 and X hours of sunlight after. When on DST, there will be X-1 hours before 12:00 and X+1 hours after...

Right. That's the time of sunlight vs dark. DST impacts the amount of sun before noon vs after. On standard time, the middle of the time zone sees the sun in the middle of the sky at 12:00 - or close to. Does DST impact that? Would having sun later into the evening help or is it just the...

Dispensing with DST would be permanent standard time. There are two options for that depending on where you live in the US (north or south).

I know. Was joking.

I realized after posting I forgot the scenario you mention: a not-strong preference for DST or standard time so long as it doesn't change twice a year...