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OK that worked Dim strWhere as String, strTemp as String strWhere = vbNullString strTemp = listBoxToString(me.[skill], chr(34)) ' For Text, Chr(34) is " If strTemp <> vbNullString then if strWhere <> vbNullString Then strWhere = strWhere & " AND " strWhere = strWhere &...

Your way worked perfectly as well, I am not familiar at all with functions so all of my code so far has been "per event" if you will. I know, not very good coding practice but I am a database guy trying to delve into the world of development lol. The part I am not 100% certain on is how this...

Found an extremely useful post that led me to this site: http://www.baldyweb.com/multiselect.htm Sorry for the extra thread on an issue that was resolved before hand. Searched for about a half an hour and for some reason couldn't find that thread. Maybe if I worded my search properly...

I've searched for a while today and haven't found anything that made sense to me so i'm back with, what seems to be, a difficult request. To keep things simple, just so I could figure out how to do this, I created a new database with 1 table. That table has 3 columns, the default ID column, a...

I would just make the login form invisible instead of closing it. Works for my application. This post may help: http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=235323&highlight=login+form

I would recommend making that field on the form a drop down box and then use code to open a new form based on the data in that form. Something like: Private Sub Combo1_AfterUpdate() If Combo1.Value = "Yes" Then DoCmd.OpenForm "yourformname", acFormNormal, , ...

This would actually come in really handy for me in my application if you can elaborate George. In my application I have two roles assigned to users. Admin and User. If someone logs in with the admin role I have a different form load than if a user role logs in because I could not figure out...

Is the subform sub_frmpayments bound to tblpayments? If not that form, which form would they be typing data into that you want saved to tblpayments? Are the fields on the form in the record source of the form? If all of that is true then would you mind posting the code from the click event...

Not sure if this helps, but I have a report based on a query, in the query that is where I put in the parameters I want to view. See query below: SELECT [tbl1].[datecolumn], [tbl1].[namecolumn] FROM tbl1 WHERE (((tbl1.datecolumn) BETWEEN [Start Date - FORMAT EX: 11/1/12] AND [End Date FORMAT...

I could be way off here but what about the anchor controls on the property sheet? Try setting it to top left.

Thanks Bob, I had to go to a meeting. I noticed a few things that were probably not needed for her application or that needed to be changed (like the record source query) but were there in the original template but did not see that part.

WORK AROUND: Finally found a workaround. Posting both resolutions here so someone else may find them. The issue seems to be with multiple monitors, at least in my case and a few others I've found. On my right monitor the forms and reports opened about 1.5 inches wide total. On my left...

May be good to get another set of eyes on this. The main thing I see that could be causing the issue is the "Open" field. It is not populating like the original template. I'm running low on time to look further but the macros all look identical with the proper replacements for form names...

Do you see at the top where it says "Certain content has been disabled"? Click options and tell it to enable the content and see if it works then. Also, which field button are you referring to?

Do the other time periods still work?