Forms :: Export Design PPT To Access Form?
Apr 4, 2014Is possible to export design ppt to a access form?
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View RepliesI have a access form that has a text box that holds a search term. The search term is used as a variable in a query. The query results populate a list box. Selecting a result in the list box populates the rest of the form where the record can be edited. All of that works great...sort of. When first opening the form you cannot view any records. The search function works fine and the list box populates but selecting a record does not populate the rest of the form. Attempt to navigate (next, first, etc.) and you get a "You can't go to the specified record" dialog. There is a simple fix for this. Open the form as normal. Then switch to design mode. Do absolutely nothing. Switch back to form mode. All is well.
View 1 Replies View RelatedWhy the ability to view the properties of an object within a form is not available when you double click on it in design view?
I was happily working away double clicking on a command button to edit some code when for some reason the next time I tried to edit it did not open up for me.
I was unable to access it even by right clicking on the object & selecting properties as that also appears to be disabled, not greyed out or anything but just does nothing when selected.
Have I inadvertently changed a setting somewhere that prevents the properties from being displayed?
I have four tables in a single .MDB file. I need to export the contents of the Design View of each table to a text file. How do I go about doing that? I've tried the help files and Access for Dummies, but neither are giving me the info I need.
View 3 Replies View RelatedCan I for instance while my db is open, open it in design mode from my form via code?
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View 3 Replies View RelatedI was wondering if there is a way to export the Table Design Structure:
1) Field Name
2) Data Type
3) Description
Into a Spreadsheet.
I was able to do this a long time ago, but can't seem to remember. I'm using Access 2000.
Thanks!
Joe
Hi all Its my first time on this forum so please be gentle with me ! I have a list of numbers stored in a field (wieght). I have another field that is the product field. I also have a list of letters (A-D) Now, the weight can be 1kg (through to 20kg) A-D hence four different values in my product field. I need to have a form that the user can choose a letter then enter the weight to show the correct product. I can get a dllookup function to work fine for the fields involved but i need a control to filter the different letter combinations Anybody point me in the right direction
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I've been asked to design a database to hold information from a proforma based on tracheostomy insertions. The information breaks down into two components; patients and tracheostomy details.
From this I have designed two tables:
1) tblPatientDetails
- PatientID (autonumber) - [primary key]
- 12 fields (text / numbers) - relating to demographics
2) tblTracheostomyDetails
- TracheostomyID (autonumber) - [primary key]
- PatientID - [Foreign key]
- 74 fields (checkboxes, text / numbers) - relating to tracheostomy details.
Each patient can have more than one tracheostomy inserted over the course of their care, so there exists a one:many relationship between the tables. The two tables are therefore linked (one:many) from tblPatientDetails:tblTracheostomyDetails based on the PatientID fields in both tables.
OK here's my question; I want to make the inputting of these proformas as easy as possible for the person doing the data entry. Ideally I would like:
a) a single form which collects the data and enters it into the two tables.
b) a method of searching the patient details upon name entry and if they already exist in tblPatientDetails, to autopopulate the rest of their demographic information in the fields, but to leave the tracheostomy details blank (as it would be a new entry for that table).
My attempts at using the following solutions failed miserably:
a) a form based on a query of both tables - this allowed me to put the fields from both tables on the same form and enter information, but when I searched for a patient's details to enter a new proforma - it populated both the patient & tracheostomy details as well (i.e. didn't really let me add a new 'many' to the 'one' record).
b) two separate forms (patient & tracheostomy), with a command button to go from the patient form to the tracheostomy form. This didn't work because I couldn't pass on the PatientID variable between the forms to form a link between the tables - and there ended up being two separate tables of information. :S
c) from looking around at the various forums, I understand that a sub-form is useful in these cases but I can't seem to get the formatting right (I would like the form to appear as similar to the paper proforma as possible), but my recent attempts at a sub-form resulted in a datasheet view of the tblTracheostomyDetails, which isn't very useful as it contains so many fields.
I'm now left at a loss what to do, so any help would be gratefully received.
Many thanks,
Craig.
Access 2013 on Windows 7 ..I have a Main Switchboard form which is Pop-up and Modal. Everything on it is working as required, but if I am in Design View and try to switch directly to Form view, the form disappears and the Access screen freezes - the mouse moves, but no menus or objects can be selected. If I have the VBA window open, I can carry on working in it, saving the modules and closing that window as usual. But the only way to open a form or do anything else in the main screen is to kill Access by closing the Access window in the system tray (or using the Task Manager).
If I close the Switchboard when in Design view and then open it in Form view, everything's fine.
The only recent change I can think of is upgrading from a 32-bit implementation of Access to 64-bit.
Greetings. I have the following problem:
I have a list of about 200 crops on a column, and for each crop I have 6 information (income, amount of land, season, etc.) in the following 6 columns. I have this information for about 100 households in 6 villages.
I am now starting to put these info in the computer, and it is an enourmous task. I thought that one way to do it is design a form in Access, and have one file per village. I then want to analyse the data at the household level for each village, and also analyse the data at the village level (after calculating village averages).
I want to recreate the form I used to interview farmers in Access, but I can't figure out how to make Access automatelly have 7 columns in form view (the first with the name of the crop, the next 6 with the information: income, etc.). The idea is to reproduce as closely as possible the form I used to interview the farmers, so as to facilitate the data-entry.
Does anybody know how to let Access automatically sort all the fields into 7 columns? Of course I can design the form manually (putting each field individually in its right place), but then I have 7 x200 fields to move, and it would take a huge amount of time. I can't believe that Access can't do this automatically, but I can't figure out how.
I then plan to transfer the info for analysis to SPSS. Does anybody foresee a problem?
Do I make sense? If anybody can help, I would be very grateful. This is actually very urgent, because I am going to pay somebody to do it, but I have to tell her how to do it over the week-end. Thank you very much!!
When I'm applying a sort and filter in a form, Access is updating the Filter and Order By properties of the form, so that it is possible to re-use in conjunction with Filter on Load and Order By on Load properties. However, a consequence of this is that when the form is closed, it prompts the user whether they want to save the design of the form. I want to circumvent this as I don't want to re-use the sort and filter and I don't want to be prompted to save the design of the form.
Although I can circumvent this by closing the form using a method that doesn't prompt for saving, the additional complication here is that the form in question is in the Navigation subform of a Navigation Control. Hence when I click on a another Navigation button, it (not me) closes my current form and hence prompts me whether I want to save the design of the form (if I have been sorting and/or filtering). I can't see how to circumvent this and the prompting is resulting in unacceptable usability.
Basically I need to design form that looks very similar to either Split Form or Subform. I have attached a print screen of what I roughly need. The form is split into two parts. In the first/top part there are some List Box/Date fields that act as filters to the bottom form, so the bottom form displays only records that match values in red. The second part of the top form has some field that require input from user and then these records are added to the bottom form. I was trying to use both Split Form and Subform and none of it is working,I have attached an example of database and this form would be based on data from Query1.
View 5 Replies View Relatedis there a simple way to get my access form into VB?
I have vb.
do I have to redo everything?
They really should have made it so you could export the form as a .vb or .frm file so you could open and alter it in the real VB!
Grr.. microsoft!
Please say there is a way!
I want to make my form executable. Thanks in advance
After a user completes a form, they click a button at the end that uploads the information the back-end database and creates a PDF copy using the DoCmd.OutputTo function. It has been working fine, but one user just had an issue where the form was very zoomed in and cut off. So I have 2 questions:
1) What is the cause of this problem? Is it based on screen resolution?
2) Is there a way to fix the problem to make sure it does not happen?
I have been at this for almost 3 weeks now and I'm having great difficulties trying to get this right and working. First let me explain what I am doing and what I am trying to do.
Firstly, I am making a Maintenance database using MS access software, what I have are tables, forms and no queries or report existing so far. The forms and tables all work correctly.
After the form (Job request) has been completed I need to save/export into PDF so I am able to hyperlink it against its existing asset card elsewhere.
now what I have done is Created button, on event "on click" I have tried to go to macro builder
ExportWithFormatting
Objet Type: Form
Object Name: FrmMachineFault/GenMaint
Output format: PDF
Output file:
Auto Start: No
Template File:
Encoding:
Output Quality: Print
when I click this button it opens to save to and it works perfectly but I have to manually type the file name when it gets to the Save to section.
What I want it to do is define the name by the existing fields in the open form. Example Closed date, Effected area, Asset and title.
What I am hoping for is something like this.
10/07/15_Foundry_Furnace_LPG_Leak
(Closed date)_(Effected Area)_(Asset)_(Tittle)
Is this possible?
I have a form that has a ton of checkboxes.
1. Select Product (combobox) or All Products (CheckBox)
2. Product Type (3 different checkboxes)
3. Includes (10 checkboxes)
What I need is these checkboxes to filter the selected data from my Details table and export it to a new excel file that the user chooses where to save.
I made a form in Acces now i want to make a button in that form that if a user click on it it wel open a new email message with the form in it.. so NOT if a attachement but directly in the email body.
I'm sure there is a way to do this true vba or something else...
How to design a form for a table based all records to design in a single form without top to bottom list wise and without scroll bars. Need to form design for all record details are will show on a form as side by side only as horizontal list wise.
For Ex. I have attached the screen shot image as per horizontal wise records continues.
When I create a form in design view and then open it, the form fills the whole area. The Fit To Screen property is set to No, and Auto Resize makes no difference no matter what it is set at.
How can I reduce the form size (so it looks like an Excel form)?
I have made a form in acces with several training dates my question is can a export this data to another for in the DB? I have looked but can't find that option maybe it's possible true vba?
View 3 Replies View RelatedCurrently, I have a database situation in which I am working in one database with data. If this data does not belong in this database I need to be able to take specific fields from the record and insert it into either a new table in a different database I have, or have it copied to a blank form that would accept it.
View 1 Replies View RelatedHow to structure some MS Access 2007 Forms for the following scenario.
My table structure is as follows:
Product
++++++
ID (pk)
ProductName
...
Tag
++++
ID (pk)
TagName
ProductTag
+++++++++
ProductID (fk)
TagID (fk)
I want to have a main form that allows me to search for and displays a list of all products (and the dozen or so attributes for each product) that meet that criteria (I'm thinking a continuous form view of products).
So far so good. No problems.
Now I want a "tagging" form to the right of my continuous forms product list that is linked to the product which currently has focus. The tag panel should always show a complete list of all Tags. I want a checkbox next to each tag that I can switch on and off whether that tag applies to the currently selected Product. I also want to be able to add tags on the fly (without leaving the main form).
I think I have three forms in play :
Main Form
Product Form (subform to Main) my product search criteria is probably on this form header.
Tag Form (also subform to Main)
But with this approach I'm have trouble linking the two sub forms to each other. Actually, I'm having huge trouble figuring out how to display the list of all tags with a check box that when checked on and off creates / deletes a record in the ProductTag table and I really want Access to do as much of the CRUD as possible. I would prefer to avoid writing screeds of SQL INSERTS/DELETES on events. Am I asking too much of Access?
how to design a form that can pull multiple invoices data related to the same purchase order number?
View 14 Replies View RelatedI'm working on a login form and *not thinking* I removed access to the submenu. I had already set the form up so that you either login correctly or exit the program. I'm working in code for the form and I know it's possible to reactivate the menu in code, I just don't know how. And I can't switch to design mode. The form is set up to not allow anything to happen until the correct login has been entered, and I either had a typo when I set up my test login or the program is bugged and only says it's incorrect....
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a table having fields, Group, Subgroup, Emails.
I want to make a searchable form that asks user to select Group and select sub group. And click on some Export button to export the results in to excel file.
As per my data in table, There are some subgroups in group and many emails in subgroups.
How this can be done in ms access 2010.