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    Vertical concatenation

    I want to make a tabular report in which each current record is compared with the next record. If the first field is equal, I want to suppress that next record, but concatenate each of the fields, starting with the second field, of the next record with the corresponding field of the current...
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    Carrying string variables on call to sub

    (Using Access97) I want to call this standard module sub from various form modules:- Sub NewBtn(FormName As String) Forms(FormName).BtnOK.Enabled = True When I call it from a main form, this works fine:- Private Sub BtnNew_Click() NewBtn ("MyForm") This effectively makes the second line...
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    Referring to buttons on subforms

    (Using Access97) I have numerous forms and subforms all with the same cluster of button controls. To save repetition, have created a module where the main routines for each button is taken care of. For example, to call the routine by clicking the delete button on the ManuscriptTitleForm, the...
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    Alternative to grouping?

    (Using Access97) Resubmitting this one in the hope that I have now formatted it OK. Am trying to create a tabular report with a matrix of lines (like in a Word table). Where there are multiple entries, I would like to concatenate them into a single row, with the first column entry shown only...
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    Using RunCommand RecordsGoToNew

    I'm a newbie at code and finding the Access help very hard to make sense of. It says that I can precede RunCommand with DoCmd object or Application object. Of course, DoCmd.Run...etc works, but is occasionally giving me an error 'The command or action "RecordsGoToNew" isn't available now'. The...
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    Finding the source name in standard module

    I am a total beginner at modules, but want to create a standard module which handles enabling and disabling etc of a group of buttons (New, Edit, Delete, Escape, OK), which appear with the same names and functions on a large number of forms in the database (Access 97). To do this, I think the...
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