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[Nile80]

New problem. Why not enter the date in the "Nalog" table? It works in access 2007 but not in access 2016.
Go to FORM ''Nalog'' - New - enter number, date, type and it only show number and type but not date?

 

[mike60smart]

Hi
Why go to all the bother of multiple Unbound Controls and Forms?

Just create a Form bound to the Nalog table.

 

[The_Doc_Man]

I cannot repeat your described behavior. I enter a number, date, and type, and I see the number and the date - but not the type. The reason I don't see the type is because the columns are set to 0 width. And in fact, you are putting some things in zero-width columns. Look at the format for your Popis25 list-box, because of the seven columns all but two of them are zero-width - which is how you HIDE something. If that is not where your problem was centered, you need to be explicit as to which control is showing the incorrect behavior.

 

[mike60smart]

As the_DocMan says to display the Type change the Column Width of the Listbox as shown in the attached.

 

[Nile80]

Type is irrelevant. It still doesn't show the date in the listbox in my access 2016. Maybe the problem is in the regional settings since in access 2016 which is in Croatian it won't show the date when I enter a new one. It just shows the number and type. In access 2007 which is in English it works.

 

[mike60smart]

Type is irrelevant. It still doesn't show the date in the listbox in my access 2016. Maybe the problem is in the regional settings since in access 2016 which is in Croatian it won't show the date when I enter a new one. It just shows the number and type. In access 2007 which is in English it works.

Have you tried just creating a Form based on the table "Nalog" ?

 

[Nile80]

I think it would be OK now

 

[mike60smart]

I think it would be OK now

Hi Because you have set your Primary Key in your table "Nalog" as Number means you have to know which is the next IDNalog number to use in the Form "Nalog1"

 

[Nile80]

I will change it to Autonumber