I have 3 macro importing 3 files, and then another button to process those data.
So, I need a function to enable/disable the button depending on the files have been imported or not.
I'm trying to have a button in a form that, when clicked, will time stamp a text box already formatted for time. But once the text box is filled with a time, the button then disables itself for that record.
If I switch to another record where the text box is empty, the button will enable itself without closing the form, but obviously re-disable itself if I go to a record the text box is filled.
I'm sure I could use conditional formatting for it, but I don't think I'm going about it the right way. I already got a basic button built to timestamp.
Basically I want to put a code in the "on load" event of a form that enables or disables navigation buttons based on a value in a table (the table has 1 record and 1 column).
So if the value is "A", I want to hide navigation buttons on load; if it is "B", I want to show navigation buttons on load.
I know I can set this property in each form, but I have a number of forms that I want to configure at the same time.
My problem is that I don't know how to reference the value in the table.
I need an Access 2010 function to enable/disable screensaver on W8.1
View 1 Replies View Relatedhey I have a requirement to switch on or off the toggle filter button depening on who the current user is.
I can id the current user no problem - my issue is how do I swicth this button on and off??
thanks
Martyk
I have a form. and it has three buttons. Such as Submit, Reject, Under Observation.
I want :
1) If i click SUBMIT button it will be disable and other two buttons REJECT and UNDER OBSERVATION will be enable
2) If i click REJECT button it will be disable and other two buttons SUBMIT and UNDER OBSERVATION will be enable
3) If i click UNDER OBSERVATION button it will be disable and other two buttons SUBMIT and REJECT will be enable
Objective: After each field in my form is completed, I want my NewSave button to be enabled.
Problem: Created an if/then code that disables the button but never re enables it after conditions are met
Code:
Private Sub Form_Current()
Dim promptmsg As LongÂ
If IsNull(Me.ContractValue) = False And IsNull(Me.ContractNumber) = FalseÂ
And IsNull(Me.InvoiceDate) = False  Then Me!NewSave_Button.Enable = True Â
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I am asked to create a checklist for a number of tasks to be executed in a particular shift. However in some tasks can be skipped. There are three shifts per day.
To accomplish this i have created a continious form with a number of checkboxes per task which represent the days of the week. The tasks itself are stored in a seperate table with a checkbox per shift (task settings). If the tasks must be performed in a particular shift, the checkbox is activated (= true).
Goal here is, if a task doesn't have to be executed in a shift the task should not be visible on the continious form. The recordsource of the continuous form is a query, which contains a join between the table with the task settings and the table with the tasks performed.
I have placed some code to perform the task in the form's current event
In the continuous form current event I have placed for every checkbox the following code:
Private Sub Form_Current()
If Me. PerformTaskShift.Value = True Then
Me.MaandagOchtend.Enabled = False
End If
End Sub
However when i execute the code and load the form, not only the checkbox in the row mentioned are set invisible, all the rows are. Is there any way to set only the checkboxes on the rows mentioned invisible, in stead of all rows?
I have some code like this that sets some fields up to be disabled when the form loads, then enables them when a combo box ('Type') is selected to 'Instrument'. This works fine as far as it goes, but if the user has selected 'Instrument' and then goes to a new record, the fields remain enabled.
Private Sub Form_Load()
Me.CalibrationTolerance.Enabled = False
Me.AcceptanceLimit.Enabled = False
End Sub
[Code] ....
I've looked this up and it appears I need to use the property Form.NewRecord, but nothing I do seems to make it work.
im trying to enable/disable checkboxes based on a combobox selection for instance,
i make the selection in a combo box called terms and conditions. i want it then to only enable the business,domestic and summary check boxes for that type, with the onther check boxes staying disabled. is there a way this can be done through code like the statement "only enable if this letter type selection has been selected"
I have all of my text fields disabled and I want the user to press a button to make them enabled. I have a field that links to the database called, "lastName".Under the button's clicked property, I have coded,
Private Sub Command44_Click()
lastName.Enabled = true
End Sub
Here is my problem: When a certain yes/no box is true (checked) other fields on the form are not enabled. That works just find when I am on the record that I click the yes/no field. When I go to another record and then go back to the previous record the fields that should be disabled due to a certain yes/no box being true are now enabled and not disabled. Below is my code. Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?
Private Sub Form_Current()
SetCheckBoxes
End Sub
Private Sub SetCheckBoxes()
If Me.StaPrimary = True Then
Me.StaUp.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpReverifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaBack.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackReverifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaOther.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate.Enabled = False
End If
If Me.StaPrimary = False Then
Me.StaUp.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBack.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOther.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate = ""
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate = ""
End If
If Me.StaUp = True Then
Me.StaPrimary.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaBack.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackReverifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaOther.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate.Enabled = False
End If
If Me.StaUp = False Then
Me.StaPrimary.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBack.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOther.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpVerifyDate = ""
Me.StaUpReverifyDate = ""
End If
If Me.StaBack = True Then
Me.StaPrimary.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaUp.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpReverifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaOther.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate.Enabled = False
End If
If Me.StaBack = False Then
Me.StaPrimary.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaUp.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOther.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackVerifyDate = ""
Me.StaBackReverifyDate = ""
End If
If Me.StaOther = True Then
Me.StaPrimary.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaUp.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpReverifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaBack.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackReverifyDate.Enabled = False
End If
If Me.StaOther = False Then
Me.StaPrimary.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaUp.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBack.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate = ""
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate = ""
End If
End Sub
On searching the forum, I found the following post for enabling/disabling BypassKey. I did as instructed but on clicking the label, it gives 'syntax error with 'On Error Goto' in red color and highlighted.
Hello af1112 welcome to the Forum...
I use this code that ghudson supplied at the beginning of this post.
First of all create a copy of your db (Just incase.. )
Now......
Create a label on a form somewhere and make it invisible to other users
(I have mine hidden in my main Switchboard)
The idea is that by clicking on the label you can activate/de activate the code without anyone else knowing about what you are doing..
Name the label "bDisableBypassKey" & hide it somewhere in the corner of your screen or something.
Copy & Paste the code inbetween the bold text to the onclick event of the label you have just created
Private Sub bDisableBypassKey_Click()
On Error GoTo
Err_bDisableBypassKey_Click
'This ensures the user is the programmer needing to disable the Bypass Key
Dim strInput As String
Dim strMsg As String
Beep
strMsg = "Do you want to enable the Bypass Key?" & vbCrLf & vbLf & "Please key the programmer's password to enable the Bypass Key."
strInput = InputBox(Prompt:=strMsg, Title:="Disable Bypass Key Password")
If strInput = "MY PASSWORD" Then 'Change password to your own
ChangeProperty "AllowBypassKey", DB_BOOLEAN, True
Beep
MsgBox "The Bypass Key has been enabled." & vbCrLf & vbLf & "The Shift key will allow the users to bypass the startup options the next time the database is opened.", vbInformation, "Set Startup Properties"
Else
Beep
ChangeProperty "AllowBypassKey", DB_BOOLEAN, False
MsgBox "Incorrect ''AllowBypassKey'' Password!" & vbCrLf & vbLf & "The Bypass Key was disabled." & vbCrLf & vbLf & "The Shift key will NOT allow the users to bypass the startup options the next time the database is opened.", vbCritical, "Invalid Password"
Exit Sub
End If
Exit_bDisableBypassKey_Click:
Exit Sub
Err_bDisableBypassKey_Click:
MsgBox "bDisableBypassKey_Click", Err.Number, Err.Description
Resume Exit_bDisableBypassKey_Click
End Sub
Now paste this code in the Double click event of the same label
Private Sub bDisableBypassKey_DblClick(Cancel As Integer)
Private Sub Disable_Click()
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Function ChangeProperty(strPropName As String, varPropType As Variant, varPropValue As Variant) As Integer
Dim dbs As Object, prp As Variant
Const conPropNotFoundError = 3270
Set dbs = CurrentDb
On Error GoTo Change_Err
dbs.Properties(strPropName) = varPropValue
ChangeProperty = True
Change_Bye:
Exit Function
Change_Err:
If Err = conPropNotFoundError Then ' Property not found.
Set prp = dbs.CreateProperty(strPropName, _
varPropType, varPropValue)
dbs.Properties.Append prp
Resume Next
Else
' Unknown error.
ChangeProperty = False
Resume Change_Bye
End If
End Function
To Test
click on your label to activate the password prompt
and type in the wrong password (that will now disable the bypass key) and you will not be able to open the db by holding down the Shift button
to disable enter the correct password and you will be able to use the Shift button
Would someone help?
Hi there I am new to Access and I am currently modifying an existing DB. Currently this DB has a main table which holds a bunch of Patient info such as:
Name
Age
AssignedStaff
Condition
etc....
The assigned staff field is populated from another table (Staff), which holds all the staff members working at the institution. However a couple of these individuals have left and they no longer want their name to show up on the form when inserting a new record. However we do want there name to still be in the DB for historical reporting purposes......My intital thought was to create another field in the Staff table that would hold either a "Active" or "Inactive" entry. Then just have a simple If statement to see if the staff member is active or inactive. Does anyone see any problems with this solution or propose a more efficient method.
Thanks
I am creating a data entry form with combo boxes related to two different tables:
TblEducationID
EducationID - Auto# PK
Education - Text
TblMediaFill
MediaFillID - auto# PK
Incubation Time- text
Incubation Temp - text
In my form, I have a combo box that the user selects the Education Type (Media Fill Test; Aseptic Technique Observation, Watch Video, etc....)
I want the incubation time and temp text boxes to be disabled unless Media Fill Test (ID#4) is selected on the first combo box. (I get a Procedure Declaration does not match error.)
Private Sub EducationID_AfterUpdate()
If EducationID = 4 Then
IncubationTime.Enabled = True
IncubationTemp.Enabled = True
Else
IncubationTime.Enabled = False
IncubationTemp.Enabled = False
End If
End Sub
Any Suggestions? Thanks,
Jason
I've used a form with labels for building a menu options
¿How can I do to enabled or disables a label ? (each label is a menu option)
I've tried to use:
label1.Enables = True
but don't work
Would you help me ?
Thanks a lot
Carlos
I've used a form with labels for building a menu options
¿How can I do to enabled or disables a label ? (each label is a menu option)
I've tried to use:
label1.Enabled = True
but don't work
Would you help me ?
Thanks a lot
Carlos
I have the following which works
Private Sub A300_Completed_AfterUpdate()
If A300_Completed = True Then
A300_Date.Enabled = False
User1.Enabled = False
Else
A300_Date.Enabled = True
User1.Enabled = True
End If
End Sub
for some reason when creating a new record the above disabled/enabled fields retain the same property of the last records check? The form in a single (not a continuous)
**A300_Completed is a check box
Can anyone help please? Thanyou
I have a form "Handover" on this form I have a button that enables edit functionality once clicked, I now have a subform on this form named "Bdown".
The Bdown subform allows edits without having to click the "btn_Edit" on the main form "Handover".
Is is possible to make the edit button on "Handover" control the edit function on "Bdown" also?
Currently "Handover" contains:
Code:
Private Sub btn_Edit_Click()
Me.AllowEdits = True
Me.btn_Edit.Caption = "Editing"
End Sub
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I have a form with a checkbox (Is a Work Permit required?)and a date field (Work Permit Expiration date). I want the date field to be dimmed when the form opens. I want the focus to go to the checkbox first. The checkbox asks whether a youth is required to have a Work Permit. if the user checks the box (the youth needs a Work Permit), then I want the date field to be undimmed and available to the user to put in the Work Permit Expiration date.
I've tried using the checkbox afterupdate property to enable/disable the Work Permit Expiration date field, but no luck. What am I doing wrong? How do I make this work?
Private Sub WorkPermit_AfterUpdate()
If Me.WorkPermit.Value = -1 Then
Me.WorkPermitExpiration.Enabled = True
Else: Me.WorkPermitExpiration.Enabled = False
End If
End Sub
Hello. I have a form with a million little buttons on it (don't get me started, I didn't design it! - heh)...
Depending upon which user is running the mdb, I would like all but 16 (of the 80 or so) objects/controls disabled/enabled. I would like to autodisable all the controls, then enable the subset (or all of them) depending who the current user is.
SO in short, other than individually disabling/enabling the many items, is there a magic command for vba, similar to enable *.* for controls [silly e.g., but I hope you get my point...]
Thoughts!
Thanks!
-madEG
Hi guys, I have a huge problem with a table I'm currently making and I was hoping you could help.
I have created a field in one of my tables using a Combobox lookup that only allows users to enter one of two options. What I want to do is restrict the other fields that a user can enter data into based on the their selection in the lookup field.
i.e if they select the first option then they can see and enter data into a few additional fields (but not others). Likewise if they select the second option they see/dont see other fields.
I am using Microsoft Access 2003.
Hi guys, I have a huge problem with a table I'm currently making and I was hoping you could help.
I have created a field in one of my tables using a Combobox lookup that only allows users to enter one of two options. What I want to do is restrict the other fields that a user can enter data into based on the their selection in the lookup field.
i.e if they select the first option then they can see and enter data into a few additional fields (but not others). Likewise if they select the second option they see/dont see other fields.
I am using Microsoft Access 2003.
Hi.
Lets say i have a (Yes/No) combo box and a text box.
I have it so if my combo box says Yes the text box must become enabled so i can type in it.
The problem comes in when I goto a new record, the combo box is still enabled.
I have tried putting the text box to disabled in form_load, but then when I go back to view other records the text box is disabled and the combo box is already set to Yes.
How do i overcome both these problems at the same time ??
I accidently unchecked the "allow full menus" option in Tools - Startup. When I did that, the menu bar at the top of my database no longer displayed the "Tools" option.
Does anyone know how I can restore the full menus option?
I am new to access and can do nothing with my database until I get my menus back.
Thanks,
Hello,
I would be very greatful if someone could help me. I have a Combo box called "COM01" which i want it to control the enable function of 3 Text Boxes TXT01,TXT02 and TXT03.
When COM01 dropdown menu is used and field No is selected i want the 3 Text Boxes above to be set to Enable (False). The reverse when option Yes is selected is required for the same Text Boxes Enable (True)
I will be adding the code to the Change() of the COM01 properties
I have tried to use Case statments without success.
Any help is greatly needed