My table was fine and I went in to add a field. I did so and got this error when saving:
"Compile error. in table-level validation expression."
I went thru all my fields and I have no validation rules established. I tried removing the field I added and still have the same error. I used the Compress & Repair function and still have the error. After I go thru the dialogs and exit the table design, I re-enter and the new field is there.
Hi,
I have a VBA code that runs an append query to update a table. Due to relationship integrity a validation error shows (a type does not exist in the connected table): What I want to do is trap the error and write something that the user can understand. Help !
The Code:
Code:Private Sub Report_Deactivate()Dim Msg, Style, Title, Response, MyStringMsg = "Click OK to Import Verified Data to the Invoice Table"Style = vbYesNo + vbMsgSetForegroundTitle = "Verify Import"Response = MsgBox(Msg, Style, Title)If Response = vbYes Then 'This is the problem line DoCmd.OpenQuery "qry_Step_5_appending_invoices", acViewNormal, acEdit DoCmd.OpenQuery "Qry_Step_6_update_fob", acViewNormal, acEditElse MyString = "No"End IfEnd Sub
appreciate any help, thanks
I have code in a BeforeUpdate subroutine of a text box to validate the date. The user can choose to keep or discard the value but the warning only appears if the date is in the future or at least a month old. This is my code:
Private Sub txtDate_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
Dim dtCurrent As Date
Dim objResult As VbMsgBoxResult
If (Trim(txtDate) = "" Or IsNull(txtDate)) Then
Exit Sub
End If
objResult = vbYes
dtCurrent = CDate(txtDate)
If (dtCurrent > DateTime.Date) Then
objResult = MsgBox("This date is in the future. Are you sure you wish to leave this value?", vbYesNo, "Warning")
ElseIf (DateDiff("m", dtCurrent, DateTime.Date) > 1) Then
objResult = MsgBox("This date is at least one month old. Are you sure you wish to leave this value?", vbYesNo, "Warning")
End If
If (objResult = vbNo) Then
Cancel = True
End If
End Sub
It works fine when I answer "Yes" but if I hit "No" I get this message: The value in the field or record violates the validation rule for the record or field.
This control doesn't have a validation rule. In fact, there are no validation rules in any of the controls on this form nor on any of the attributes in the control source (table). The date is a required attribute of the table though. I can't hide this extra error message by turning off warnings because it happens after I exit the subroutine, so I wouldn't be able to turn the warnings back on. I also can't trap this error because it occurs after the subroutine ends.
If possible I would want the text box to be cleared and be focused if the user selects "No" to discard the date.
I am using following routine to lift data from Excel files into Access tables. Whole thing works, well, most of the time. The only issue I have is the spreadsheets are received from warehouses and even though they have been given strict instruction to stick to the template, I have had to adjust the spreadsheets. Amongst errors I get are:
Field 'F16' does not exist in table 'SA1'. (In this case I simply delete the last most empty column to fix this).
Or there are column name spellings and in such cases, I get no error and the simply code hangs.
Is there any routine that I could incorporate in the code that clearly states what issues are being experienced. This way I can pass the db to the user to run it themselves.
'Dim dbs As Database, tdf As TableDef
Set dbs = CurrentDb
On Error GoTo Macro1_Err
DoCmd.SetWarnings False
' RunSQL executes a SQL string
[Code] .....
In of my tables called Employee Payroll, I have several earnings fields, and in a previous post I mentioned that I have implemented a validation rule for them which is £2.50 or £2.75 or £3.10. I have also used an error message in Validation Text to help the user if they enter an invalid value.
How can I change this message to reflect what the user types in? For example, if they enter an erroneous value like £9.34, the error message would say, "You have entered an erroneous value" or if they type an extreme value like £3.40 or £0.01, the error message would say, "You have entered an extreme value".
I understand that I would need to state when the data becomes erroneous and when it becomes extreme- so I thought, anything above, £4.00 should be erroneous and any negative values too. Extreme data would be anything between £0.00 and £3.10.
Would I need to use some kind of code in VBA?
Thanks
I use before insert code procedure to insert default value for one, or more fields in row. It is normal to have these fields are disabled. This event occurs when you try to enter a value in any another field in a row. However , when I finish entering the field going to the event before update regardless and trigger a validation of all fields in a row. I am not leaving from row , I want to go further input in other fields.How to insert default (calculated) values in new row.
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Message comes up when I try to change the view or press submit. Does it have anything to do with the field type?
I am looking at the public function routine, that validates the password entry. I want to know how i can make a message pop up with the specific error the user has made on entry.
Public Function ValidatePwd(varPassword As Variant) As Boolean
Dim blnValid As Boolean
Dim blnValidCriteria As Boolean
Dim intChar As Integer
blnValid = Len("" & varPassword) >= 4 And Len("" & varPassword) <= 12
[Code] ....
how can i validate a field so that the data entered must be between the values of 1 and 10?
thanks in advance
I have a table called Inspection, there are two fields:
- Damage To Property // data type is Yes/No
- Damage Comments // data type is text
How would i go about setting the validation - if Damage To Property is data type "No", disable the "Damage Comments" field. (ie grey it out).
any help would be greatly appreciated..
Hello!
Can someone tell me how to do a validation. The one I am trying to do is check Track No is not duplicated.
I have added my database if you may need it.
Can someone help me please!
Thanks
Hey peeps,
I have a problem. I want my field to become "[field], An " etc. when I type "An [field]" For example, if I type "The Hundred Years War" for the field, it automatically updates to "Hundred Years War, The". I would be happy with a simple validation rule that prohibits the use of "The, A or An" in the beginning of the field but i don't think that is posibble. If this requires VB, I don't know how to use the language and never worked with it. I am completely a novice in VB, but would still love to learn how to make it. :) If you could start me out then, I would appreciate it greatly. :D
Hi im new round here but am working on a database and sum of the validation rules are confusing me now.
Ok i got a couple of things to ask:
1) What rule do i use to make sure only text is entered into the field, i cant use input masks as the size of the text put into the field will vary, as its names of people.
2) Is there a way to check that all the fields on a form have been entered? So if there not all entered an error appears?
3) Finally, is there a way to reset Autonumbers? or do i have to delete all the records and start frm scratch as my autonumbers have gone abiit crazy as sum records have been deleted so my table looks rather strange.
Thank you, help greatly appreciated :)
Need a a validation rule to allow only "a" or "p" to be entered as data into the relevant fields, can someone help?
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i have one table project and i want to check the occurens.
IIF ([ProjectStatus] = 1 ,[ProjectCompletedDate] = NULL, [ProjectCompletedDate]<> NULL)
when the projectstatus is 1, the date cant be filled in.
is this possible in access ?
or can it only be done form based?
thanks for the reply :)
I have 2 fields called confirmed and paid.
I want to have a validation which will only allow confirmed to be clicked when paid is selected. I put this validation "Confirmed"<"Paid" in the properties part of the table but it doesnt work.
Can anyone help?
Hello,
For my Year 12 Computing course, I need to develop a database which will take bookings for a village hall. The database consists of a Bookings Table, a Customer Data Table and a Hiring Cost Table. It is in the Bookings Table that I am having the most trouble.
I believe I have already solved my double booking dilemma by making the Date of Event and Type of Event fields in the Bookings Table into a composite key, thereby prohibiting the entering of data where Date of Event and Type of Event are the same, making them unique.
Here is my main problem at the moment, I need a validation rule on the Date of Event or perhaps the Date of Booking field which means a booking must be made at least a week, and no more than two months in advance of the date of event. The thing is this validation rule is only needed for occasional bookings. Present, again on the bookings table is a Booking Type field which has a lookup consisting of the following “Regular” and “Occasional”, regular meaning bookings that are made at the start of the year, for the whole year.
Ideally, I would like to have it so that when the booking type field is set to regular, the validation rule for the date isn’t needed, and when the booking type field is set to occasional, the validation rule for the date is needed/present.
Could anyone help me with this? As any help would be much appreciated.
Many thanks
Daniel
If anyone would like any screenshots of the Bookings Table, email me at daniel_goodman@hotmail.com
How can I set validation for a text field where I restrict the number of characters? For example, if I only want the user to be able to input 12 characters or less, and more than one. >=1 And <=12 would that be correct?
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I'm really new to Access and need help with a validation rule
Right, i have a 'Date of Birth' field and what would the validation rule be if i only want people over the age of 12 to be able to go any further?
I've tried various other rules found online but some just don't work...
Any help would be great!
Thanks
Hi all, Very new to using ACCESS. I am trying to set a validation criteria to ensure that a postcode is imported correctly. An example of a UK post code is SP10 3PB - it may be entered as SP103PB. I need to set a validation criteria to allow either two. What is the format of the criteria to achieve this? Any clues please. Thanks Mike
Are there any useful sites that set out examples of validation criteria?
Hi
I have a field for date of birth, however I want to make sure that the person is older than 17.
This is what I have at the moment but it doesn't seem to work:
<=Date()-6720
So what's the best way to do it?
Can you help me?
Hello,
I am currently making a system for a sports centre and I need some help, I have created several forms one of which is for the coach's details.
On the coaches table we have a combo box which has all the different qualifications in it, we have 5 of these boxes but we want to it so that when one has been entered it cannot be repeated in the other boxes, also we want it so that when level 4 Tennis has been entered - levels 3,2 and 1 cannot be entered.
Any help on this would be great,
Pam
Hi Guys,
I need to set validation rule on a field. I have done the the below:
Private Sub Form_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
If IsNull(Me.SlideType) Then
MsgBox "You have not entered SlideType!", vbExclamation + vbRetryCancel, "Incomplete Form!"
Cancel = True
Me.SlideType.SetFocus
End If
It works fine, but I cant get it ignore it if I press cancel. Sometimes this data is not available so it has to stay empty. When I press retry it should take me to that field to make changes and with the cancel click it should allow me continue with the last command/action before the msgbox was brought up. Can anyone please help, thanks.
Hi, does anyone know how to set fields(como-box) on a form to pop up a validation message when form:confused is attempted for saving without any data selected on the field. I have 5 fields and I wanted my users to get a message for each when left empty...help please:confused:
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i have a form that requires validation. i am using the following code:
Private Sub Form_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
If IsNull(Me.number) Then
MsgBox "number is required", vbOKOnly
Cancel = True
Me.number.SetFocus
End If
i have repeated the above code for other fields.........
The problem i have is, if i click 'x' and before it allows me to exit, it brings up the validations, one by one (so annoying).
Is there any way THAT it can show all the validations at once??? in one message????
THANKS
Is there a way to set up validation so that:
1: The system will not allow a car already hired, to be hired out again
I have a loans form, but i've noticed that, it lets me hire out any car, even cars that are already hired out.
any tips on how to set up the correct validation?
cheers guys