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I am using code to generate a recordset from the ether, not from another recordset. Code is not what is troubling me. I am having trouble getting the report to display properly. For the sake of my testing, I am using a table and query to populate my report.

First, I am more than rusty. Second, I am more experienced with Access 2000 and earlier than this modern ribbonised fluff. :) I want to make a multi-column sub-report with one row and five columns that is printed twice on the master report, and I want the sub-report fed by a code generated...

1. You normalize your table to keep the repeated entries of data to a minimum. This reduces the chance of data entry errors and conflicts. You plan and sketch out your design, fields and relations beforehand so you can quickly and efficiently build your database. 2. People make mistakes, and it...

The Doc Man has it right. Your basic arrangement is Table -> Query -> Form. The table is where you put your raw data, the query is where you process the data (calculations, joins, etc.), and the form is the user interface. You can set a form to display in datasheet view, if that is what you...

I have to agree with Dick. That is effectively an article on how statistics can be misused to present inaccurate information. While it does indicate that the opening example is inaccurate, it also says that it will take more time, and more complex analysis of the figures in that time, to...

What was the quote? "When it is illegal to own a gun, only criminals will have guns."

Open the UI for the program and click the button to update signatures. Also, check whether there is an auto-update setting, if you want the program to handle this automatically.

I just got mine, today. I would much rather have the design for the new antibodies already encoded before I encounter the bug in the wild. :)

It is a code issue, not a magic issue, you poor soul. It is a feature that can be addressed by the admin.

Welcome to the forum, Katie. This section is for introductions. You will get more exposure if you post your request in one of the Access Discussion forums. :)

Related, perhaps, but not duplicate. I am not asking for more time to go make a sandwich. I am asking that activity in a key function of this site be detected, so one is not logged off while actively participating in the forum.

Access saves data when it is told to save, or when one moves to a different record. Until that time, new or altered data can be undone with the Esc key. You have stopped the accidental changing of record. Good. Perhaps your code in the BeforeUpdate event is now unnecessary, and may even be...

Ah, right. I think you need 10 posts before you may use private message. Perhaps you could click on his name, choose public profile, and leave a visitor message? Just guessing, here. I am better with Access than with this forum. lol

Welcome to the forum. :)

Welcome. You could click on UserCP near the top left, then go down to Send New Message under the Private Messages header. :)

Welcome. Don't forget the usefulness of your local library. They may well have books on Access 2010. :)

Welcome to the forum. I offer my condolences for the headaches you will receive while adjusting to the 2010 UI. :)

I don't know what else to say. The most recent version you have attached does not contain the changes Severin made. Either find the correct version, or download Severin's version and complete the changes again.

We are glad to share the challenges ahead. (and the rants, the tears, the vacant stares) ;)

Glad to have you aboard. :)