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    A strange error...

    Hi My Problem in short: I have a form which runs in it's "On Open" event the VB code: Me.OrderBy = "Category & Date" And the record source query has an input parameter. The error I get is that the user is asked two times for the input parameter. This error goes away if I remove the VB...
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    keeping user out of visual basic

    Is there any way of disableing users from entering visual basic from access? I have occasional problems with visual basic popping up on my clients computers, f.x. when there is a code error, the debugger starts up.
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    Column names. Can I make the name field "higher"? (to make room for more lines)

    Column names. Can I make the name field "higher"? (to make room for more lines) I'm currently working with a form, which is in datasheet view. I have many rows which are combo boxes (yes/no), and the name is rather long. So each line (each row) spreads on to 2-3 pages to the right. What I...
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    Global functions in access?

    My question in short: Can I make a global function in access? (some function that I can call from every form in the database), My problem: I have an access database. It has a startup menu for the user, which has some buttons on it. Each of these buttons take you to another menu with more...
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    Changing field values (in code)

    I currently have this question in another thread, but it's probably less confusing just to post it again: I have a checkbox on a form called "Item_Arrived", and when it is clicked, I want to put the current date into a field called "Item_arrived_date". Both of those are in a table called...
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    Code for putting current date into a field.

    Hi Have a question regarding VBA script in Access. Now a quick description of the cituation. In a form, I have a check box, and a text box next to it (whick refers to a specific field in a table). When the user marks the check box, he fills in the date in the text box (the date is the...
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    How do I activate the Maximize button in code?

    Hi I have a form, in which the maximise button is dissabled. Now I have a button on this form, which chenges the view to DataSheet view. Can I enable the Maximize button in VBA code? btw anybody know of a good source for beginners "VBA for Access" tips? Regards Frímann Kjerúlf
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