I have a form with 6 field boxes - What I want to do is - on change of any of the fields value will change the background colour of all the fields in that record.
When I go to the next record all the fields will be their original colour until I change the value in any of the fields again - however if I am browsing the records - no colour change takes place.
I do not know how to code this:confused: - I would appreciate any clues to solve this.
I am trying to change the button color on a subform if a related form data changes.Main form is products with a continuous subform with serial numbers of products i.e, serial number, location, price and a button to add addtional issues if there are any for this particular serial number (this will open up another form related to the serial number so I can add an issues if there are any).The reason I would like the button to be a different color is so I can quickly see if there are any additional notes been added to the serial number. Just in case you may ask why not add the field to the continuos form is that the issues and be quite lengthy and there may be lots of serial numbers on the form
I have not done much work in later version of Access. Now I found if I change a design in one form and similar forms (names are different) which are linked to the same tables got changed as well without openning them up and making changes. Is this something new with Access 2003?
What I want to do is following. In form ASSIGN(fields are takedate and inout) ,if TAKEDATE is different then 0 then set value of inout field to 1 My VBA knowledge is poor cause i dont think this should be hard
ie from within a db, opened as one username and password decide want to run db as other user , rather than close the db and reopen it (entering new usrname and password) , can I build a form where you just enter the new username and password, and continue running the db as the new currentUser?
Hi, hope someone knows the answer to this one...:p
We started a new business and built a db for expecting our work to happen a certain way, but now find it's very different and need to change the structure before it's too late to fix. Can someone please take a quick look at this idea & tell me if it's likely to cause major problems down the road?
People send in applications for specific groups/clubs. We thought they would arrive separately, so we set it up to enter each application and then add them to the Group listing one by one. TblApplication is a many-many with tblGroup, with junction tblGroupAppl. (People can be in more than one group.)
As we go along, however, we are finding the opposite: all the individual applications are being sent together by the club and so now we could actually turn this into a simple 1-many with tblGroup as parent and tblApplication as child. It seems like it would be much easier with queries and such if that extra step could be eliminated.
If I go through and put the GroupID on each record of tblApplication, can you see anything I might be inadvertently wrecking with this approach?
I am using access 2003 and have a database with over 1500 rows I have many queries and reports relating to this database One of my agencies changed their name and I want to know what is the best way to change the name in the whole database, including queries and reports
I have a form with a subform that is set to continuous. I have a field [Info][.RemovedP]. What i want is if RemovedP = -2 then i want the bg colour of JUST that record to be changed.
The default is blue, so what i will then get is blue bg for all the records accept if the RemovedP ='s -2, it will then be red.
I want to add a form that will let me take a clients unique Key and change it to the # that i want and with the click of a button have it cascade to all the other tables. with relations ships set it wont let me make any changes. any ideas on how to tackle this.
Just wanted a little help please. I have about 100 option boxes on a form and I want to be able to change the names of the option box and its label. I want to name them from 1 to 100 sequentially. (i.e. option1, option2 ...).
When I create the controls it automatically names them option0, option2 etc. and label3, label5 etc.
I was going to change them via some code but I don’t know how to refer to a control in a form from design view.
I need to change the reference "Microsoft Access 9.0 Object Library" in Access 2000 with the "Microsoft Access 11.0 Object Library" but I can't de-select it 'cause it's used by the program. Another problem is that I tried to import the 11.0 copying the file and when I select it from the panel control it seems to import without problems, but when I search it in the list, the 11.0 doesn't exist. How can I import it?
I have a basic question I want to change the forecolor of a text box when another text box or possibly a Yes No box is true. Can you tel me the correct way to code this.
How do I reassign a new PK for may tables.. they're already related and there about 2,000 records on the Main Table and like 6000 records on the related table.... I used a wrong PK and I want to create a new (long Integer Auto-Number) but I don't want to lose what I've done already.
I am creating a database that is going to import excel files once a week. Most of the data will be the same every week, but some may change slightly or new records may be added. I need to create a query that will show all the changed/new records that are imported from the excel file. i would prefer to use as little code as possible if at all. I am pretty much a novice when it comes to queries so any suggestions would be appreciated.
For example: query1: I have a input, which is [Please enter the value 1:]
Then, I want to use this query, but different values. I want to put [Please enter the value 2:]
In SQL, how can I write?
Select [Please enter the value 1:] As v1, Please enter the value 2:] As v2 from combine Union Select * from query1 Union Select * from query1 where [Please enter the value 1:] = [Please enter the value 2:]
The DB this info is pulled from stores the NAME field in all caps. My query returns the name like= JAMES JONES Is there something I can do to change the name format to James Jones?
In the form that I am working on, I have a number of text boxes that are filled with a query telling me which people are scheduled to work a shift. I also have a text box (I may need to make this a sub form, but would prefer not) where I want a list of all available employees for the specific shift to show. When I click, I want to see the list, so that I can make changes if needed and only chose those employees that are available for the shift.
I have: Private Sub Ctl8a_4pb_Click() Me!txtAvailEmployees = "SELECT tblAvailabilities.Date, [First]+" "+[Last] AS [Full Name] FROM tblAvailabilities INNER JOIN tblStaff ON tblAvailabilities.EmployeeNum = tblStaff.EmployeeID GROUP BY tblAvailabilities.Date, [First]+" "+[Last], tblAvailabilities.Shift1 HAVING (((tblAvailabilities.Shift1)=-1)) WHERE tblAvailabilities.Date=[form]![frmScheduleEdit]![CalDate];" End Sub
I get a syntax error. Is is even possible to pass SQL in a manner as this? If it is, where would I be messing up?
