Making Checkboxes Larger

Sep 13, 2004

This may seem like a dumb question.

Is there any way to make a checkbox object larger, or to change the character that signifies that the box is checked ( for instance a character "X" instead of qa check??

Thanks

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;) Hey everybody,

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Any idea how I can display this information a lot neater?

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Anyone have any ideas or examples of how I could go about this?

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I have a form that uses checkboxes to list all the fields in a table. How would I create a query based on that form?

For example -
Field Names - RMA_Num, Qty, Date_Rec, Part_Num, Desc, CC_Primary, CC_Secondary, CC_Tertiary, OF_Appearance

A user may choose to see Qty, Part_num, CC_Primary, CC_Secondary, and CC_Tertiary. How would I set up the query?

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Dim db As DAO.Database
Dim String2 As Integer
Dim i As Integer
Dim rs As DAO.Recordset
Dim StrSQL As String

Set db = CurrentDb
Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("kell")

For i = 1 To Me.Quantity
Stringy2 = InputBox("The Cylinder/Cylinders Will Be with the driver
from The Specified Date Below:-", "Spec Gas 2006, (DD / MM / YY)", Me!Text68 & "")

If StrPtr(Stringy2) <> 0 Then
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rs![Line Number] = Me![Line Number]
rs![Time of Transaction] = Me![Transaction Date]
rs![Cylinder Barcode Label] = Me![Cylinder Barcode Label]
rs![Cylinder Number] = Me![Cylinder Number]
rs![ProdNo] = Me![ProdNo]
rs![Status] = Me![Status]
rs![AberdeenWONumber] = Me![AberdeenWONumber]
rs![Works Order Number] = Me![Works Order Number]
rs![CustNo] = Me![CustNo]
rs![Customer Order Number] = Me![Customer Order Number]
rs![Date of Transaction] = Stringy2
rs![User name] = Me![User name]
rs![Employee ID] = Me![Empoyee ID]
rs![A Number] = Me![A Number]
rs![New Status] = "With Driver"
rs![Date of Transaction] = Me!Text68
Me.Text71 = "With Driver"
Me.Text71.ForeColor = vbRed
Me.Text74 = Me.Text68
rs.Update
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End if
Next i

rs.Close
db.Close

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Sorry, but this is killing me. I can't find anything in the archive which directly relates.

And it's complicated. I'll try to simplify.

In a nutshell:

As I scroll each Employee on a Parent form, I'd like a subform with functionality to check off any Certifications earned by this person and write the EmployeeID and CertificationID to a junction table.

Seems to me it should be simple, but...


Anyway, here is the probably overcomplicated version here:

The one side tables are 1. Employees and 2. Certifications
The junction table records which certifications employees possess. This table contains some Boolean fields.

The Parent form knows the EmployeeID.

My goal is to create a subform on which to display the full list of Certifications, something similar to the attached image, with a button to add an EmployeeID to the junction table AND tick off the Boolean checkboxes.

I've based the subform on a query showing ALL Certifications and all (Junction) records where there is a match

Because the junction table only stores related Employees and Certifications as entered, the checkboxes on my subform cannot be bound directly to the fields in the junction table and, at the same time, allow me to check off the Booleans.

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Let me just start off by saying, I don't have any code to post as it is just an idea I have.

This is a Lease return project for work. We have an excel sheet that is broken up into tabs. Master List, Not Returned and then a tab for every month.

Here is what I would like to do.
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The second part to this would be if a person unchecks "Not Returned" in the Not Returned Tab, can I get that record automatically removed from that list view?

Similar principle for the Monthly shipping by a certain date. If the user enters in a shipped Date by say March 1, is there any way to populate a another tab into a list view?

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i have checkboxes on a form and want to run a query based on the amount of times the checkbox(es) have been selected...

i have done this and attached a report however because the value of the checkboxes is -1 obviuosly the sum of this is a negative number and so on the report the total selcted is negative....

is there a way to change these to positive numbers...

and if so where do you put it.

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The other day I check with various people on how I might get column information added together as it relates to checkboxes. Yet, I am still having trouble making this work, please read the following. Any help is appreciated.

Example: Item A (if checked)= 33%, Item B (if checked)= 33%, Item C (if checked)= 33%. Once adding (if A & B are checked) shows that I have 66% completion on that particular project.

I was instructed to...........create a text box on a form, set the format property to 'Percent' and the 'Control source' can look like this:

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I am new to Access coding. I'm trying to do the following in Access 2000.

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The other day I check with various people on how I might get column information added together as it relates to checkboxes. Yet, I am still having trouble making this work, please read the following. Any help is appreciated.

Example: Item A (if checked)= 33%, Item B (if checked)= 33%, Item C (if checked)= 33%. Once adding (if A & B are checked) shows that I have 66% completion on that particular project.

I was instructed to...........create a text box on a form, set the format property to 'Percent' and the 'Control source' can look like this:

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I am very new to Access, so bear with me please.

How do you create a form that will query a list from a table, and then separate each invidivual entry from the query into its own checkbox?

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*run query or something similar, and 3 items are brought up*

Tracking Form 00001:

Item1 [x]
Item2 [x]
Item3 [x]

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