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Initially I couldnt get it to work. But I messed around with it a little, and found that I had the imageupdate call in the wrong place of all the button functions. But I got it. Thank you very much for your time.

Well... I did everything you said... I made the subroutine, and I added it to the places you said... But it still doesnt seem want to update. Nevermind.... I did a little more messing around, and I got it! yay Thank you so very much for your time.

Yeah, by default it isnt enabled... You have to click that checkbox next to it for the custom logo option.

So, if you click the change button, and select another image, the image changes? For me it changes the path, but doesnt update the imagebox. Unless I close the form and the open it again that is.

I have this label maker database, and it has an option for the user to select an image to use on the label they are making. It took me forever to figure out how to add functionality to change the image via a button and selection window. And now that I have it figured out, the darn thing doesnt...

I would like to change the width of a form with a checkbox, I have tried code like this: compiledlistview.width = 1872.00 But it just causes an error... Is there a way to make this work? Thank you.

Thank you so very much for your help... But I finally got the stupid thing working, like this: DCount("*","NEWCompiled","(Faction = '" & [SPEffect] & "') and Launcher_ID")

The shootbacktest fields in the newcompiled query is where I was trying to make the magic happen.

Sure thing, Im packing it up as much as I can right now.

Certainly, you can download it here: http://www.box.net/shared/2s49r2d3za It seems to be too large to be attached via the forum attachment tool. Its 2.3 meg.

Thank you for your time. But alas, the code seems to perform exactly the same with or without the brackets. Setting it to "true" or "yes" seems to give the same results either way as well.

At the risk of sounding dumb, where would I put that code? I put it in a field in my query, and it doesnt do anything. I am very inexperienced in access, but I have come a long way in the past year I have been tinkering with this project. If it would make it easier to understand my problem you...

Thank you so very much for your response. Unfortunately that doesnt seem to fix my problem. The "Launcher_ID" is actually a field in the main "NEWcompiled" table itself. Its data type is set to yes/no.

My main table is called NEWcompiled, I have fields named "faction", "SPeffect", and "Launcher_ID". I am trying to use Dcount in a query to count up how many entries have a value in "faction" and "SPeffect" that are equal, and a value of "yes" in "Launcher_ID". Currently my code looks like this...

Weird... That worked. It didnt give me the size I want, but it didnt shrink it down to a 0 width either. So what kind of units is it using here? Its obviously not inches like I assumed from the beginning.

I have a form, the only thing in this form is a rectangle and 2 buttons. I want the rectangle to changes widths at the click of these buttons. Currently I have this set for "on click" for button 1. Private Sub cmdOpenReport_Click() SizableBox.Width = 1.875 Me.Repaint End Sub When I...

I am very new to using access, so please just bare with me while I try to explain my situation as quickly and clearly as possible. This database I have been working on for about a month now is to keep track of all of these game figures I have. When new sets come out I trade off some of my...

Nobody has any ideas on how to do this?

I think I see what you are doing there. Linking the 2 columns together. I dont think that will work out with what I am trying to do. Ok, I trimmed down my database so I may share it. I was trying to make my question more simple so I wouldnt have to go through a bunch of explaining, but Im...

Thank you for responding! But, Im not sure... I cant open your file, I have access 2000 here at work, this is probably the problem.. You you save it down for me please?