Am sure this can be done, but have not found the right way...yet.
I have a form and the form uses a query for its underlying data. I have a field on the query that is not a field on a table, it is a concatenated field on the query. With the concatenation the result is a hyperlink (if pasted into an address bar of a browser). However I am unable so far to get it to behave as a hyperlink when displayed on my form.
If I take this same query and use it as a make table query - then change the data type on the table design to hyperlink, it works fine. Problem is I don't want that because I need it to be dynamic - meaning: if a user changes a field value on the form, the hyperlink automatically changes.
Does this make sense?? Hope I am explaining it well enough. I just need this to open a browser when clicked on and go the page specified in the hyperlink. I have the query filed displayed on a form, right now when I click it it does not open a browser. If I copy/paste it into an address bar of a browser it works perfect.
I have a form and the form uses a query for its underlying data. I have a field on the query that is not a field on a table, it is a concatenated field on the query. With the concatenation the result is a hyperlink (if pasted into an address bar of a browser). However I am unable so far to get it to behave as a hyperlink when displayed on my form.
If I take this same query and use it as a make table query - then change the data type on the table design to hyperlink, it works fine. Problem is I don't want that because I need it to be dynamic - meaning: if a user changes a field value on the form, the hyperlink automatically changes.
Does this make sense?? Hope I am explaining it well enough. I just need this to open a browser when clicked on and go the page specified in the hyperlink. I have the query filed displayed on a form, right now when I click it it does not open a browser. If I copy/paste it into an address bar of a browser it works perfect.