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    Limitation to textboxes on a form

    If I change it to a memo field, will I lose all the information that is already held in those textboxes? Iain
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    Limitation to textboxes on a form

    Hi guys, I haven't been able to find if there is a maximum length of text within a textbox. I have a form on a club database, and one of the textboxes has the details of their photographic experience. I have one person who is a very experienced worker and I need to add more details in the...
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    Datediff not showing Years, Months

    Datediff not showing years and months Hi Bob, Excuse the delay in replying. No, it is not on a subform, it is on the main form. Cheers, Iain
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    Datediff not showing Years, Months

    Datediff not showing years and months Hi guys, Many thanks for your suggestions. However, none of them does the trick Each time I end up with #NAME? despite creating new fields in order to call the 2 calculated fields and reference them that way. Cheers, Iain
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    Datediff not showing Years, Months

    Hi Bob, I'm still getting an error message; Name? Any suggestions? Thanks, Iain
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    Datediff not showing Years, Months

    Hi guys, I would greatly appreciate some help with my problem. I'm using the following formula, but it only gives me an error message. =DateDiff("y",[joined],[DateOfResignation] & " yrs, " & DateDiff("m",[joined],[DateOfResignation] & " mths")) I'm trying to show the result as Years, Months...
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    Using Access as the source for an Outlook mail merge

    Hi guys, Sorry about sending this to wrong forum. I may have to send a crate of wine to appease a few furrowed brows. Is it possible to create a mail merge in Outlook using an Access database as the source, rather than the Outlook Contacts list? Many thanks, Iain Anderson
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    Mail merge in Outlook using an Access db source

    Hi guys, Is it possible to create a mail merge in Outlook using an Access database as the source, rather than the Outlook Contacts list? Many thanks, Iain Anderson
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