Here is the code I have in a module. When I put the correct dates in, the message box appears telling me that the date is incorrect, but I have checked and the closing date appears to be later that the date for completion.
When I accept the error message I get a runtime error 2115 saying that the database engine is being prevented form saving the data to the table.
Can anyone offer some help as to my problem here?
The code:
Private Sub txtbx_Date_Closed_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
'Declaring the variables
Dim Completed As String
Dim Closed As String
'Assigning values to the variables
Completed = "txtbx_Date_Completed"
Closed = "txtbx_Date Closed"
'Checking to see if there is no completed date
If IsNull(Completed) Then
MsgBox "The action must be completed prior to being closed"
Me![txtbx_Date_Closed] = Null
Exit Sub
'Validating the closing date
ElseIf Closed < Completed Then
MsgBox "The closing date cannot be before completion date"
Me![txtbx_Date Closed] = Null
Exit Sub
End If
Hi there, just a quick question really. I have got a start date and an end date field in a table both in Date/Time data type. Can i validate the end date so that it cannot be longer than 5 days after the start date, that has been entered. Or is this impossible to do in a table?
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I'm having a problem with a query. I am pulling information from a table that holds demographic info plus some company info. the data in question is the deptno of an employee. This employee also has a jobcode associated with it. I have another table with a list of a few jobcodes.
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Finally, I have deleted one of the controls which was a critical field for completeion. I had assumed the validation was based on the validation on the control and would therefore be deleted but I still get a message saying complete this. I can't work out where there miight be code to make this happen? I'm not sure if anyone can help me with this without seeing the database, but I just wondered if anyone had any ideas what to even look for to help me understand this.
Sorry if all this is a bit vague, but would really grateful if anyone can help me at all.
Question I am looking at some annoying Access database for a charity and got stuck on trying to make something work that they believe used to
Two Tables
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I have a NEW INVOICE button, and the code behind says DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec
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I've been looking at this website (http://learning.north.londonmet.ac.uk/ib212/week7/validation.htm) and i'm trying to find an input mask that lets a user enter in an I.P. address like the IP settings in Network Connection > Properties > TCP/IP > Properties.
E.g. a user enters 19216802. I want this converted to 192.168.0.2 without the user having to enter any '.'
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HiBeen trying To Find A Way Of Validating A Postcode.But Getting No Where Being They Can Be Like CT1 1QX, CT11 2DT, CT11 12DT Act.Best I've done is to make sure there's a space and it starts and ends with a Letter.Any Help Advice Would be much AppreciatedMick
Hi I have a large file where I am trying to clean up the data. One of the fields is the email address. I want to check if the email address has something followed by an @ symbol followed by something else. If it does not, then I want to replace it with a null value. Can you help? I thought that I could use the wildcard features such as <>*@* but this does not appear to be working. Noel
Hi I am trying to work with a large table of customer data. I know that there is a large number of invalid values. I would like to run a make table query that would check the phone number against a table of known invalid numbers (e.g. 1234567, 11111111, 99999999, etc). If the number exists on the invalid table, then I would like to replace it with a null value. Regards Noel
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Private Sub Barcode_Exit(Cancel As Integer) Dim LPos As Integer Dim LChar As String Dim LValid_Values As String
'Start at first character in Barcode LPos = 1
'Set up values that are considered to be alphanumeric LValid_Values = " abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWX YZ+-.0123456789"
'Test each character in Barcode While LPos <= Len(pValue)
'Single character in Barcode LChar = Mid(pValue, LPos, 1)
'If character is not alphanumeric, return FALSE If InStr(LValid_Values, LChar) = 0 Then AlphaNumeric = False Exit Function End If
'Increment counter LPos = LPos + 1
Wend
'Value is alphanumeric, return TRUE AlphaNumeric = True If AlphaNumberic = False Then MsgBox "Barcode cannot contain blank spaces, only letters and numbers.", vbExclamation, "Barcode Field Value" Else End Sub
**** However the message box does not come up and the form will not then let you get out of that field.
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ID Description 1000 Customer Revenue 2000 Office Expenses 2100 Paper
That kind of thing. Anyway, I want to set up the ID field in the entries table so that it is basically a pull down box that only allows you to enter one of the IDs listed in the Chart of Accounts. Any way to do this? I'd really hate to have to write a quick separate program to do this.
How can I check if the user is entering numeric values?
I can do it in the code, i.e. the lost focus event to the text box but I want to make a check in the "validation rule property" of the text box...!! How is it possible??
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So if they enter in 5 hours, they have to type in the description field describing those 5 hours. If they type in the description field, they have to type in the hours. Vice versa. Or they can both be blank.
Right now I put in the table properties validation rule
([Other Description In] Is Null) Or ([Other Time In]>0)
This works half way. It stops them from putting in a description without time. but they can still put time without a description.
I can't figure out how to do multiple validations of the same two fields. If I do an And or another Or statement it breaks the whole thing and they can enter with no restrictions.
Also, I tired to do it at form level for the other half (to stop them from putting time without a description) but it brings up a pop up and they cant tab to the description field to enter a description without putting time back to "0" first.
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This may be a little difficult to explain but here goes:
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Now for each account name there is another field called Items which are chosen from a combo box on a form (item 1, item 2, item 3, item 4, item 5, item 6, item 7 and item 8). An account may have more than one item.
Now if account B exists then it MUST contain the same entries as account A but can also have additional items. So we could have a situation where:
Now what I am trying to implement is that if the core items (these are those that are contained in both - which would be item 1, item 2, item 3 and item 4 in the above example) are changed in either accounts making them not equal then a warning message should come up stating so. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE CORE ITEMS ARE PRESENT IN BOTH.
I have some experience in Access 97, but unsure of how to tackle this. Could somebody please guide me ???
