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    Query Data Incorrect

    Hi all, I have a database which acts as a project tracker for jobs at the company I work at. The issue in question regards a query, which forms the basis of a report. The report is "Active Jobs" and will show all the jobs with the status "Active". It has been very robust and has not let me...
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    Auto Scale to Fit Runtime 2010

    Sorry for the late reply all, David - I have no such code, will this be required? Looking back through I have realised that there are many forms and reports that need doing as opposed to the 1 or 2 I originally intended to do. Pat - I shall have a look at it and see if it gives me any joy. Cheers
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    Show new record row in subform

    Thank you Paul. This makes sense. I will find another way around, cheers!
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    Show new record row in subform

    Hi all, I have a subform in which the users enter job update information. When an update comes in, they simply enter the information in the new record row, denoted by a * in the left hand column. Each record is timestamped (=Now()) and sorted by newest date first. Is it possible to display...
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    Auto Scale to Fit Runtime 2010

    Hi All, I have created a db in which the front end has been distributed around the office and opened in runtime. The basic function of the db is to track current projects and contact between ourselves and clients. When we have update meetings we use the large screen TV to view the db but it...
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    Entering Data into Related Tables Using a Form

    No problem, thank you pr2-eugin for clarifying!
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    Entering Data into Related Tables Using a Form

    Is that supposed to help or...?
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    Entering Data into Related Tables Using a Form

    Hi All, I have a form within my database in which the user will enter data which will go into 2 separate tables. These 2 tables (Job and Client) are related. At the moment I have a subform in which the user enters Job information, and the main form where the user will enter client information...
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