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I am using Access 2003 Say I have 3 people in my data base. As they become eligible for a badge, I give them a badge number. The badge numbers are sequential, but the dates for eligibility are not. By that I mean, Bill may be the first applicant, but the third person to get a badge. How can I...

OK, how do I write that out?

I want to pull a report that shows units that are down in a specific time frame AND units that are already down outside that time frame IF the TimeOn field is null. Below is how the query is set up. It is pulling any nulls outside the time frame (which is what I want) but it is also pulling ALL...

I want to pull a report that shows units that are down in a specific time frame AND units that are already down outside that time frame IF the TimeOn field is null. Below is how the query is set up. It is pulling any nulls outside the time frame (which is what I want) but it is also pulling ALL...

I want to pull a report that shows units that are down in a specific time frame AND units that are already down outside that time frame IF the TimeOn field is null. Below is how the query is set up. It is pulling any nulls outside the time frame (which is what I want) but it is also pulling ALL...

Terry Pratchet? If he can help, I'll call him. I have a nervous little finger, sometimes I spell it wizzzzzard. I did spell it correct in the original though. <smile> I can't get the I.T. Dept to re-install the program. They see no reason ....... so I'm stuck.

Did that, it doesn't do anything. The only place the control wizzard icon is visible is in the tool box when I'm in design mode. When I click on it, it does nothing.

I am running Access 2000. The control wizard is not available. It does not come up when I add a command button for example. How do I get it turned on?

This works great! I was putting it in the properties of the TimeOn field, not in the form properties. Thank you very much.

It still does not work. I have attached my database. The TimeDown is automatic. You have to fill in the area to get a unit. After the unit is logged, the operator will call and I will double click in the TimeOn and then fill in a reason per the operator. I don't want to go to another record...

I didn't mean the reason MUST be left blank as in I don't want anyone entering data. Data cannot be entered until the unit is back on line and then we will have a reason to enter. We will not have a reason until the operator calls and tells us. What I don't want is someone showing the unit on...

I have a downtime database that tracks units down, time on, reason down, etc. When a unit goes down, I log the name of the unit and the time down in separate fields. When a unit goes back on line, I log the time on and the reason in separate fields. All this is in a form. When the unit goes on...

problems moving to 2003 answer found Here is what I found that resolved my problem: Not all the libraries was loaded in the install of Office. IT Dept. Reinstalled Office and the problem went away. Thanks

I have had a split data base (version 2000) running on Windows 2000 with no problems. Our office has upgraded the computers to Windows XP Professional Version 2002 and Office Access 2003. I cut the links to the backend and imported the tables back into the 2000 version. I then moved the data...

Yes, that was it, I guess. On the computer that failed, the acrobat control for active x was missing. I unchecked that box and the macro runs now. I guess I shouldn't look a gift horse in the mouth, but why would acrobat have anything to do with it and how would it have got changed?

I have a split database that is shared on the network. Three computers have the front end. The back end is on the network. I obtained a module on this forum to bypass the shift key on start up. This is to protect the database from want-a-be hackers. (we have plenty here) This has worked great...