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Thank you! I'll look this over and see if I can make it work for me.

Thank you! I'd be very interested in seeing the code!

I have a form with 5 buttons on it. Each button is meant to select a warehouse location, so a query can be run to give an inventory report for that location. There is a separate query for each button and the OnClick event does properly modify the recordsource to give the appropriate data to...

Under the Properties for one of my combo boxes, I see Row Source and Control Source. You refer to RecordSource in your post. Is this the same as the Row Source?

When I was in the Navy, I felt 'gun control' was just "using two hands". I realize now, that there's more to it than being able to point the barrel of a weapon. It seems there are plenty of laws on the books that could be enforced better, but for what ever reason, aren't. Perhaps it should be...

I provide computer help to a local homeless resource center and expect nothing in return. What I receive, however, is the gratitude of the many (homeless clients and staff) that use the computers. This has been very gratifying. As a ham radio operator, I also volunteer to provide...

I would only add (for anyone trying to follow along) that the "Display Form" drop-down is where the Switchboard is selected. The menu isn't terribly intuitive, in that is doesn't explicitly state that the "Display Form" is that form shown on start up. That being said, this just what I was...

Thanks Bob! What I'm trying to locate at the moment is the 2010 method of bringing up the Access Options menu. In 2007, there was a cute little icon in the upper left corner that gave me that ability. My goal is to start the Switchboard when the DB first opens.

Started using Access 2007 and the company quickly upgraded me to 2010. This move has put me just a bit further behind the 'learning curve'! I live in the Sierra Nevada foothills, an hour away from Lake Tahoe. This is my last real job before I retire in a couple of years, but I'm enjoying it...