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    ComboBox behavior need explanation

    Actually , in my description I omitted to mention that there is a Key column for which the numbers are auto generated by access and that column would be column 0.
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    ComboBox behavior need explanation

    Do yo mean that when using VBA I can shove anything, any type in that ComboBox and it will accept the value whatsoever without any consideration to the Control Source value type ? What about the linked Source, will it still get modified according to an invalid assignment still ?
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    ComboBox behavior need explanation

    Not quite, the Limit To List is Yes. My interrogation is rather based on the fact that whether I force VBA to assign a Long number or a text String to the combCategory ComboBox it will accept both and for it's proper corresponding field. If it is the column1 that is linked to the data table then...
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    How to Open a Form in User Exclusive Mode

    I've been building this Access Database with Tables and Forms and I am now getting ready to turn it into a somewhat finish product. I want the Main Form to open in a User Only format. Meaning I don't want the user to access all the building tools and Access Menus. This is probably one of those...
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    How to Open a ListBox with VBA

    Now I really feel ashamed:eek:
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    How to Open a ListBox with VBA

    What I have done so far is quite easy. Anytime a user changes the Category ComboBox value I use VBA with a simple SQL query to update the SubCategory ComboBox recordset. My problem is not that it doesn't work, In fact, it works pretty well! What I want to do is when the user changes to...
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    How to Open a ListBox with VBA

    I have two ListBox. LB1 is a Category selector, LB2 is a SubCategory selector. If the User changes the Category choice from LB1 a whole new set of Sub Categories must be updated to LB2 recordset. I also want the focus to go immediately to LB2. I can do all that with VBA, no problem.:) When a...
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    ComboBox behavior need explanation

    What is your YouTube channel? I'm interested
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    ComboBox behavior need explanation

    I have a ComboBox on an Access Form that is populated with a recordset comprising two columns. Column1 called lngCatIndex, a Long number and column2 called txtCategory, a corresponding text field. That ComboBox named combCategory is modified by a VBA command as such: combCategory = MyVariable...
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    TextBox data from a linked table

    I wish I had gotten those two links before. I would have saved me so much aggravation. This truly is an illumination. Now I have to understand the whole concept and implement a Query instead of working directly with my table, and probably get rid of those lookup in my table. I have a lot of...
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    TextBox data from a linked table

    When I create a Form using the Access2007 wizard and choose the Multiple-objects feature I end up with a form with a top section and a Detail Section in which there are multiple records from the linked table tabAmplifier. One of those tabAmplifier.fields is a ComboBox from the table itself. The...
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    Statistic Suggestion

    When a User consult a post or a thread it would be of great help if he could return to his own User Statistic page and be able to choose amongst a list of all the posts that he viewed in date order. I presently am trying to find a post I looked at 5 days ago and cannot find it. With such a tool...
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    Form SearchField object and it's events

    Thanks Ranman, No, there are no properties for that object because it does not appear in the Property window DropDown selector. The object I am referring to (if it is an object ?) is the search field on the very bottom of the Form. It is not an object that I have put there myself, it is...
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    Form SearchField object and it's events

    When you create a brand new form with the Access Wizard, data from the linked table magically appear. That newly created form have a Search Field on the bottom. It is very useful and efficient. I need to run a VBA code when the user access that search field. I have been looking substantially on...
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    Hello from Canada

    Just wanted to say hello to all and tell you a little bit about me. I am a half century young ;) In regards to MS Access I would say I am a beginner with a practice. I have been using MS Excel for as long as it existed and substantially using Excel VBA as well. I have used Access in the past but...
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