S Sangpo Registered User. Local time Today, 11:30 Joined Jul 7, 2012 Messages 35 Jul 24, 2012 #21 i mean it works fine now. I am so careless in typing. sangpo
RainLover VIP From a land downunder Local time Today, 14:30 Joined Jan 5, 2009 Messages 5,041 Jul 24, 2012 #22 pr2-eugin Don't you mean DLookup not DCount.
pr2-eugin Super Moderator Local time Today, 05:30 Joined Nov 30, 2011 Messages 8,494 Jul 24, 2012 #23 RainLover, I know it sounds really crazy, but the OP has a table called UserT which has field UserID and passWord.. Which have data as, Code: [B]userID passWord [/B] 1234 1234 dra dra kunzang kunzang qc qc sangpo sdpthealth the OP is not looking to match Passwords with the UserID, but just seeing if a password exists in the table.. if user 'qc' types in password as 'dra', it can be accepted.. Though DLookUp works, DCount works the same way in this case.
RainLover, I know it sounds really crazy, but the OP has a table called UserT which has field UserID and passWord.. Which have data as, Code: [B]userID passWord [/B] 1234 1234 dra dra kunzang kunzang qc qc sangpo sdpthealth the OP is not looking to match Passwords with the UserID, but just seeing if a password exists in the table.. if user 'qc' types in password as 'dra', it can be accepted.. Though DLookUp works, DCount works the same way in this case.
RainLover VIP From a land downunder Local time Today, 14:30 Joined Jan 5, 2009 Messages 5,041 Jul 24, 2012 #24 Sounds strange, but as the user is just trying to learn code then go for it.