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    OpenForm Method

    Thanks for getting back to me. I looked over what you said and realize that I am working in Visual Basic. I have been working from a book on access, so I must have missed the fact that I was in visual basic. (Soory, this is the first data base that I have worked with in access).The code that...
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    look up tables

    I appreciate both of your replies. I am still a little confused though. I have been reading up on both combo boxes and the autolookup query, and I am still unsure of what I should do. In more detail I am trying to make a look up table to use in a form. Example: I have a Products table. In that...
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    OpenForm Method

    Thanks for the reply. Sorry I wasn't more specific. My form name is Main Switchboard. I have been typing in DoCmd. OpenForm "Main Switchboard" I have checked my spelling in both areas, and there isn't a problem there. Is there something I missed before, or am I writing the command wrong? Thanks...
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    OpenForm Method

    Hi, I am trying to create a macro for a control button on my form to return it to the main switchboard. I have followed the original directions that I had, and it either says that I have a syntax or run-time error. The name is spelled correctly and I am using the format DoCmd.Openform "formname"...
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    look up tables

    Hi, I am a little new at access, so I am having quite a few problems. The main one that I would like to solve is look up tables. I have been trying to create a look up table that will pull down and then insert all of the information in that table. An example would be that I scroll in the look...
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    OpenForm Method

    Hi, I am trying to create a macro for a control button on my form to return it to the main switchboard. I have followed the original directions that I had, and it either says that I have a syntax or run-time error. The name is spelled correctly and I am using the format DoCmd.Openform "formname"...
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