Why does one have to enable all macros in the trust center in order for VBA to run? I'm making front end applications with Access and having to allow ALL macros to make them user friendly makes a huge hole in general security. I don't use any macros - it's all done by VBA.
Users are on a plethora of different platforms so changing reg keys is out of the question. Is there some way of self sign an Access accde? Is there some safe GENERAL approach (trusted sites is not good either) to allowing VBA from my applications ONLY?
I am using this [URL] .... in our project but have made a minor change so it logs people out rather than close Access completely. It works beautifully but I want to take it a step further.
Instead of hardcoding the times in these two values
I'd like to give users the options to set these themselves as not everyone will be the same. I am thinking I would have to check for who is currently using the database, this is stored in a hidden form in the following field.
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This username matches the users First Name in table Employees and in this table I have two fields to store these values
logmeoutafter showlogoutmessagefor
So passing these values for the current user rather than having the logout times hardcoded.
I'm getting sick of Access 2013 constantly doing this. I convert a macro to VBA form the ribbon menu then it doesn't run! I've uploaded a screenshot of the latest error to irk me. This ran perfectly well as a macro but since i converted it to vba. (cos somethings i can do easier in vba than in macros) it doesnt run.
I have a .mdb file (access 2003) which has ballooned in size to 1.2GB and I'm not sure why. I tried deleting some older tables (which were copies and had about 38,000 rows each) but it hasn't made a dent. Is there a way to show all the database elements tables, forms, macros, modules etc and list their sizes so I can see what has caused the size to increase?
There are 3 tables linked via ODBC which have tens of thousands of rows but as these are linked I wouldn't have thought they would have increased the size at all?
I have a user that has to enable the security everytime he opens a database I have. What would cause this? No one else has any issues and this user has all the permissions he needs.
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
Installed Access 2003 recently and could swear that on a form in design view, sizing a control button for example, by holding down shift key, worked as I expected; it sized up or down by 1/4th of a grid line.
Today, I hold down shift and size a control, and it sizes up or down by one full grid line. Can't find anything in Options that I might have changed, nor in the Format menu.
I am new to the Access database building. I am trying to create a Student database for contact information, etc. I have a main table which stores all the users' data. When the student opens the database, I would like to identify the user. They should be able to view everyone's information, but only edit their own. How can i make this happen?
Also, if that is easy enough, I would like to identify when a staff member logs on. This way they can have special permissions to access a schedule searching feature, to look at all the students schedules.
I have a form which has several checkboxes and several textboxes and a command button. the user selects some checkboxes inside the form. when he clicks the command button, i need to run the select query. the select query would be like "select col1,col2,col3 from tablename where check1 = (checkbox1 value) and check2 = (checkbox2 value) and check1 = (checkbox1 value) and so on. ". i have tried this query using VBA. it is working fine. the problem is i have run another query which is very long in characters(like 15 lines involving self join). when i tried to run this query inside VBA i am not able store the query inside a string. Is there a way to come around this problem? I think it would be easy if i can use macros to build this query. please suggest me the ways to do this.
I inherited this database where there is very little code, most of the commands are in macros. I know nothing about macros. I am having a problem with the database. Some of the records are not printing when I print the schedule(this is a scheduling database with dates and job quantities). There is a display checkbox that gets checked when we want a job printed on the schedule. Sometimes it will not print it if we do not have a date for when the files are due or when material is due, so if we put those dates in they will show up on the schedule. Lately though I can't even get it to print some of the jobs if I put in the date when the files and materials are due and when they come in. They just don't want to show up. If anyone could help, I would greatly appreciate it!! Thank you
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PS I am working on getting db small enough to paste. Don't know how else to make it so you can see db.
I am trying to invoke a microsoft Word recorded macro ("Macro1") in the microsoft Access VB code. I am trying to do this after I open the Word application and the file. This is my code so far:
Dim objword As Object Set objword = CreateObject("Word.Application") ' objword.Visible = True objword.Documents.Open ("I:FIRST DRAW CHECKLIST.doc") objword.Run Macro1
The bolded line is the one supposed to tell word to play the recorded macro but after it opens the document, Access gives me a message that says it can't run the macro. Can anyone tell me the correct syntax that will help my code work?
I'm new to my job and ms access and not very savvy in the latter. There are fixes for my problem on the internet, but I really don't understand them.
I'm used to dd-mm-yyyy format and it's tough for me to think in mm-dd-yyyy in, for example, MS outlook. If I change my regional settings, of course, outlook and access follow suit. The access database is shared and we print out records as cover sheets for our files. Thus, it's not an option to have me on dd-mm and others on mm-dd. Is there a way for me to enter mm-dd in when using the database but have dd-mm standard for every other aspect?
If you can help, which I would appreciate immensely, please pretend that I don't know what I'm doing.
I designed a query, opened it and printed it. But the margins were too wide and I needed it to print in landscape also. So I changed the settings and it worked fine, but I can't get it to save the settings. Is it possible to save the printer settings for printing a query, both the margin and the landscape settings. If so, please tell me how. Thanks.
I have a report that spans 4 years, and for each year it takes about 25 queries to produce the report. The queries for each year are only different in one number in the criteria, so what I'm trying to do, instead of having to manually copy and edit all of those queries every year, is make a macro that will do it instead.
I can make it copy all the queries and rename them, but I can't make them change the criteria in the queries.
I'm leaving my job of 21 years soon to finish school and hopefully moving on to bigger and better things doing what I like (hopefully something with DBs) and I've got 2 DBs I've built for them. The other day I combined them into one and really started to make sure that there was no need for them to ever get into design mode (not that they could without me -thanks sbaxter).
So while I was testing all the cmd buttons, there's some reports that were made in the early stages that are fed by a parameter query, and are opened by a macro. I've found that the more I'd learned, the less I use macros now, but I did more in the beginning. Anyway, when the input box pops up looking for the parameter, when I hit cancel, I get the "Action Failed" box and then the cancelled by user box. How can I avoid them getting the first error box when they decided they don't want that option?
I am using Office 2003 on XP. I have a number of reports generated by macros in the database. Once I moved the application to a different pc the macros don't respond, I have set the macro security to low and still no. If I operate the application through the network all works fine but using at the pc no. Any suggestions?
What i need to do is copy the contents of certain fields in a subform onto empty fields on the primary form, can i do this, i gather it wold use a macro, but i checked no the list and i cant see anything wihch immediately jumps out at me as doing the job, any help
