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Thanks for your sincere help However, this is a step ahead of what I'm asking!! You're assuming that I already have the result of the query as a form and that I want to change the way this form looks, which is not the case. I still get the query result in datasheet view. How do I make the...

Sorry, but still don't get it... Could you please be more descriptive??

Guys, I believe what you have guided me through takes to displaying my search result in a form which is not precisely my debate here. Let me be clearer about my request: I got an access search form that has multiple search criteria, and once I run it, the result shows up in the datasheet view...

hmmm... I'll give it a try, thanks 2007

Well, your answers imply that I understand what you are talking about, which unfortunately isn't true! could you please be more detailed on how to make this happen?? I mean as long as I'm not demanding...

Guys (and girls!)... Any clue on how to display a query result automatically on a form instead of appearing in design view?? THANKS...

Grrrrreat Thanks a lot guys... That was really helpful...

Hello everyone, I wonder if by any chance it is possible to create a search bar that scans the entire database- or lemme say the fields i assigned to such search bar- that can be put in the switchboard or so. According to my level of understanding of access, this should be a query. However, is...

@pr2-eugin: Thanks, and sorry. All what I received of help so far is putting me on the way- the right way-and I'm very grateful about it, but still I can't see through the dark. I know nothing about codes, and that is why I'm stuck.

PLEASE: I totally understand that "People are trying to help you in their free time.. No one here is paid to do your work." The only problem is I sought help in different ways and form different people. That's all. I don't mind if no one answers me, not at all. I'm very grateful for everyone...

Well, thanks for your concern What I need is pretty close to the sample you sent me. The addition I need is as follows: There is some client whose installment due date is in a week's time. Upon opening the db, I want the database to double-check the due dates entered in another form and, if...

Sorry, I just don't know where to post this exactly. I can't decide where it actually belongs

Hello everybody, I need to make a pop-up reminder that will open once the user double-clicks the database to open it. That reminder should be related to a certain event that is due soon and this reminder should display a message stating the time remaining for the due date PRIOR to opening the...

I tried the code in this link but it didn't work for me; whenever i enter it and try to open the database, it still opens the form and not the reminder first. My trials though are restricted to my surface-knowledge of code building or vb Is there any chance you can help me?? Apparently this...

Hello everybody, I need to make a pop-up reminder that will open once the user double-clicks the database to open it. That reminder should be related to a certain event that is due soon and this reminder should display a message stating the time remaining for the due date PRIOR to opening the...

OMG!! I'm just new to all this and this is far beyond my "access capabilities". I don't want or need anyone to do my homework; I just need some help on how to do it. I'm neither a developer nor a programmer, so, whatever is going on in access is like chinese to me. I'm exerting a lot of mental...

got it.. thanks. The interval argument (argument: A value that provides information to an action, an event, a method, a property, a function, or a procedure.) has these settings: Setting Description yyyy Year q Quarter m Month y Day of...

thanks all for your reply, but apparently i either haven't made my request clear or haven't understood what you guys mean.. let me be more descriptive about my request: suppose there are some members in a store who need to renew their discount membership. i need the access database of that...

excuse me, but does "m" in that field stand for month? what if i want in a day format, shall i put "d" instead? and "w" for week, etc.?

hello everybody, being a non-expert in access is really killing me. i have this access assignment that i have to accomplish in a week time period and i'm pretty doubtful about getting it done the way i want it... enough with the whining i'd like to know how to implement a pop-reminder that...