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James
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      1st Feb 2004
Hello again...

I have just come into work sunce you responded to my
query...

Ok the first one implies some controls to be written in
code??? What sort of controls are we looking at here??

Second that code you gave me from before was good but the
thing is its for a combo box containing values... Should
this be taken out and a text box in its place?

Thanks

James
>-----Original Message-----
>Marijuana is bad for you. You should never post to these
>forums while you're high.
>
>I'd approach your first issue with an 'Unbound' form and
>controls. That means the form doesn't have
>a 'RecordSource', and the controls don't have
>a 'ControlSource'. Enter your information into the
>unbound fields and click on a command button to write the
>info to your table. Use something similar to the
>following as the On_Click event sub procedure...
>
>Private Sub CommandButtonName_Click()
>Dim rst as DAO.Recordset
> Set rst = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(dbOpenDynaset)
> With rst
> .AddNew
> !Field1 = Me!1stControlName
> !Field2 = Me!2ndControlName
> !Field3 = Me!3rdControlName
> .Update
> End With
> rst.Close
> Set rst = Nothing
> Me!1stControlName = Null
> Me!2ndControlName = Null
> Me!3rdControlName = Null
> MsgBox "Record has been written."
>End Sub
>
>I'm sure your second issue has to do with the absense of
>delimiters around your criteria values. You provided an
>example of...
>
> " AND [Forname]=" & cbocisco1
>
>Which is fine if 'Forname' stores numeric values, however
>if it's a text field it should read...
>
> " AND [Forname]='" & cbocisco1 & "'"
>
>if it's a date field it should read...
>
> " AND [Forname]=#" & cbocisco1 & "#"
>
>Good luck!
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hello I have a form and I have a combo box and when you
>>select a value on that combo box it pops up a relevant
>>subform. So for arguments sake:
>>
>>Combo1 = CISCO
>>the subform that is displayed contains CISCO Details.
>>
>>This works fine.
>>
>>I have a few problems:
>>
>>1) The problem is when I ask it to display the forms

they
>>come up with everything showing and I dont want that to
>>happen. well it is on one form the CISCO one and I have
>>the "Data Entry" property set to yes...The other two

>forms
>>are fine and show nothing. Any suggestions?
>>
>>2) I am creating a search form and I have a filter of

>[ID]
>>> 0. The following code on the search button. I am only

>>testing this on one form fist to get it working so that
>>then I can encorporate everything into my other two

forms.
>>
>>Here is the code I am using for the search button:
>>
>>---------------------------------------------------------

-
>-
>>FilterMe = "[id] > 0"
>>
>>If chkcisco1 Then FilterMe = FilterMe & " AND [Forname]
>>= " & cbocisco1
>>
>>If chkcisco2 Then FilterMe = FilterMe & " AND [Location]
>>= " & cbocisco2
>>
>>If chkcisco3 Then FilterMe = FilterMe & " AND [Surname]
>>= " & cbocisco3
>>
>>If chkcisco4 Then FilterMe = FilterMe & " AND

>[Department]
>>= " & cbocisco4
>>
>>If chkcisco5 Then FilterMe = FilterMe & " AND [Support
>>From] = " & cbocisco5
>>
>>If chkcisco6 Then FilterMe = FilterMe & " AND [CISCO
>>Username] = " & cbocisco6
>>
>>If chkcisco7 Then FilterMe = FilterMe & " AND [Type of
>>Dialin] = " & cbocisco7
>>
>>DoCmd.ApplyFilter , FilterMe
>>---------------------------------------------------------

-
>-
>>
>>What could possibly be wrong? What have I missed?
>>
>>Many Thanks
>>
>>James


 
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