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    Create Template from a Form

    Hello, it has been a while since I have posted. Anyway here goes... Is there a way to save a form as a template and then apply that form to different tables? I run into the issue having multiple tables that I need to interface with the same form. Any recommendations? Thank you for reading.
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    Store IIf results in a Graph/Chart

    Gizmo, Thanks for your response. I was able to solve my problem using a UNION SELECT Query. Thanks, again.
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    Combine Queries

    Rabbie, May the heavens above rain down blessings on you!!! Thank you very much, that is exactly what I needed. Here is my query via SQL statements: SELECT [Product] FROM [Georgia] UNION ALL SELECT [Product] FROM [Florida]; Works like a champ. Thanks, again.
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    Combine Queries

    Is there a way to combine queries? Or combine two charts into one? Thanks.
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    Query based on String value in list

    Hello again. I have a drop-down list that contains string values. Is it possible to construct a query that will sum the total number of times that the string value is selected? For example, String Value Sum ================ Chicken 3 Beef...
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    Store IIf results in a Graph/Chart

    Thanks for the response. The part about storing the running totals in a separate table is what I am having trouble with. With the IIF statement, I get the correct totals. How would I store the values in the other table and how should I construct the relationship (or is it necessary)? Thanks.
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    Store IIf results in a Graph/Chart

    Here is what I have: A report based upon a table with the following values: 1 Table Employees Columns: Name, Score, Recommendation1, Recommendation2, Recommendation3 I also have unbound text fields in the report which contain the following in the control source...
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    Access 2007 Charts

    Sorry for the delay...finals at school. Anyway, I figured out what the problem was. Access by default, was expecting a more complex chart, thus the values it needed were not there. I slimmed down its values and the chart works perfectly. Thanks!
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    Access 2007 Charts

    Hello again. I have a simple query with the following results: Above 4 Average 10 Below 5 Whenever I try to insert/add a chart (whether it be a bar, line , pie...etc), the chart does not display correctly. Instead of seeing my values, I see...
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    Running Totals Based Upon String Value

    The iif statement in the control source worked like a champ. Thank you very much. Side note, how long have you been using Access? Thanks, again.
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    Running Totals Based Upon String Value

    Hello. I have a report that I would like to auto-calculate the total number of instances in which a string value is selected. I have the following string values available from a drop-down list: Below Average Above I would like the report to have the total number of of Below(s), Average(s)...
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    AfterUpdate...I Think...

    Hello. My select case is not working properly. The code compiles fine, however after updating the value of the combo box, the recommendation field is not updated/auto-populated. Here is the code that I have (it is in a sub-form that is linked to a table): Private Sub Score_AfterUpdate()...
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    AfterUpdate...I Think...

    Thanks for the response. I would however like to know if it is possible to have VBA code modify a field based on a selection from a drop down list. I will look into modifying the table design to have a drop down list for the recommendations. Thanks.
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    AfterUpdate...I Think...

    The recommendations fields can be rather long. I set their data type as memo. If I set a lookup list to be of type memo, can I then trigger a certain afterupdate event when the user changes the score? Thanks.
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    AfterUpdate...I Think...

    Hello. Here is my situation: 1 Table Employees Columns: Name, Score, Recommendation1, Recommendation2, Recommendation3 1 Form On the form, I have drop down box that enables the end-user to select a score (1,2,3). The recommendation fields in the Employees table are pre-populated with...
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