I am trying to create a new macro in my database.
I selected the Openform action and tried to choose the name of the form but when I try and select the name of the form from the dropdown menu, I receive the following message:
THE SEARCH KEY WAS NOT FOUND IN ANY RECORD.
I am not able to see any of my forms on this dropdown menu.
Can anyone please help. I am using Microsoft Access 2002.
Thank you.
Rob
I'd like to use a macro to display only those items which stay as a group in "Old Project Code" (black font) and filter out those which are singles in "Old Project Code" (red font) as shown below extracted out from a worksheet called "Project" in Excel.
New_Project_Code Old_Project_Code
62409 AU028
62410 SAU029
62411 ZZZ001
62963 ZZZ010
62964 ZZZ010
62965 ZZZ010
62966 ZZZ010
62967 ZZZ010
62412 ZZZ050
62973 ZZZ061
62974 ZZZ061
62975 ZZZ061
1. The color wasn't there in original sheet. It is here only for demo purpose.
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Code:
Private Sub Command3_Click()
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[code]....
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Code:
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Code:
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Code:
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But when I view the form the field displays the following:
#Name?
the [EFS] and [CB] is one of the team for handling the project but after I execute the query as below , it just show -1, 0 as the picture but they are orginally Yes/No box from the table, how can I display the result as a Yes/No box instead of -1 ,0
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SELECT Projects.[Project Name], Projects.[EFS],Projects.[CB]
FROM Projects
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