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Jun 1, 2007
Hi All,
I need you guys help on this one. I have a form that captures customers. There is a command button to opens up a report for that specific customer of their expenditures (it runs off of a query filter). Some customers have expenditures; some are new ones that have no expenses yet. Since I have over 10K customers, instead of clicking the command button for each record in the form to find out if the customer has expenses with us or not, how do I create a textbox that will tell me that if I have records in my expenditure report, then YES, if not then NO. This will save time in clicking for review purposes.
Thanks in advance guys and I hope I didn’t confuse anyone.
Caliboi
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Mar 5, 2008
Hello,
I am having a heck of a time getting a Dell laptop with a WIRED connection to connect to an Access 2007 database.
After foolishly connecting to this database wirelessly, I took the wise advice of members here to never connect an Access database using a wireless connection due to Access' fragility.
But now, even when this laptop is wired to the network, it takes a VERY long time to reach the database. And lately, it fails to connect due to a network failure.
The database is hosted on a Windows Vista Home Premium OS. Two other XP SP2 machines can see and connect to the database perfectly. But this laptop (also Vista HP) cannot see/connect to the database.
I'm totally stumped! I have no idea as I'm not really sure about Vista. I know that Home Premium has much better network access than Home Basic, but this type of simple connection shouldn't be so burdensome.
Has anyone else had this problem? If not, can anyone suggest a route to take ?
Thank you for your time!
Mike
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