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Hey all, In Access 2007 I have a couple of continuous item forms that can be opened from either an "Add Data" or an "Edit Data" switchboard using either a "Add Entry" or a "Edit Entry" button. (I created these switchboards myself, by using a blank form and buttons leading to different forms.)...

Hey all, Recently, I renamed my forms and my tables to have numbers in front of them (mostly to establish a temporal order in my forms). I had a code which worked when the form names didn't have numbers in front of them... However, upon adding numbers to the form names (and trying to update the...

Hey all, I've been revising an Access 2007 database, which is a series of 15 small forms, so everything runs off of a custom form which I've designated as a switchboard. From the main switchboard, there are two sub-switchboards: one to add data, and one to edit data. (We don't want people...

Changing How Combobox Functions Based on Form's Editing Mode? ("Add" vs. "Edit") Hey all, I'm not sure if this is a feasible possibility, but is it possible to change the value of a control on a form (i.e., a combobox) depending on what mode a form is opened to? The combobox that I have...

Hey all, Although I have a general understanding of the openargs property, I'm still confused on if openargs can be used over multiple instances, between multiple forms, in the case that a form is indirectly passing parameters to another form, a couple of forms down the line. As I have it in...

Hey all, I'm not sure if this type of thing has been answered before, but I've looked at most of the available cascading sample boxes on Google, but nothing's really worked for my question so far. (In fact, I'm not even sure if this fits under the typical definition of a "cascading combo box"...

Greetings from Pittsburgh! I'm brand new to Access, in that I've only used Access 2007, and have only been working with it over the last couple of months as part of a project or two with my work. I'm usually pretty adept at picking up programs, but there's been a certain point with Access where...