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That simple, eh? Thanks so much. You've saved me from a headache in the morning :-). -Mark

I have two subforms in a form that track parts and labor for a computer service shop. These are totalled by putting a Sum function in a textbox in the subforms' footer, and then calling it in the main form. That works perfectly. Now, I've added a "warranty" checkbox as you'll see below. The...

I'm just going to ask because I'm so confused I don't know where to start. I have a fairly boring, standard RDBM set up - I have a "customers" table, with an AutoNumber "customer index" field, and I need to do transactions per customer (actually, I'm tracking service & repair in a computer...

I'm sorry, I've looked at that half a dozen times and I don't know what you're talking about. I just need a way to pass a value to a report from a form... am I going about this the wrong way? -Mark

I'm about 99% of the way to making Access drive a receipt printer to print cash sale receipts based on a Cash Sale form the register guy uses to cash people out. I want to have him enter the amount of cash tendered into the form, and simply print the Amount Tendered and change onto the receipt...

If you've put a lot of work in this, you might be angry to know that there are a smattering of Barcode TrueType Fonts if you look on the net a little. Then you can have Access return the SKU number and print it in the barcode font and it'll make a legal barcode every time. Hope this helps a...

Actually, I spoke too soon...this does not work. In a text box using Arial, it just places little hollow boxes where the line break is supposed to be... -Mark

Thank you! I'd forgotten that you could do that... it's a shame there's no more of an elegant solution... i mean, this *is* Microsoft -Mark

or, easier, put the trailing space in the original quote set, as such: ='this is a paragraph of text containing the field '&([fieldname])

I'm sure I'm overlooking something *very* simple... but I need to make a "Bill To:" field in an invoice...this will also be the address that sticks out the clear window of the envelope when mailed... however, I can't find any documentation anywhere describing how to put line breaks in the thing...

I've been pulling my hair out, hope somebody here can help. I have Access 2000 (SR-1) and I'm attempting to get the Can Grow/Can Shrink properties to work on a text box in a form. I ran across one message here that says Can Grow/Can Shrink doesn't work in forms, but the Access help says...