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  • Do sfSubForm.fForm.RecordSource and Forms(fForm).RecordSource refer to the same object and property?

    - by Raymond Rosalind
    Hi, this has me pretty confused and I can't find the answer anywhere else so thought I'd post here to see if anyone can help! I have a form in an Access 2007 database with a subform (sfSubform) embedded in it. The subform control's SourceObject is set to be another form (fForm). fForm's RecordSource starts out as a table. At one point I want to change the data displayed in the subform to the result of a SQL statement, so I use sfSubform.Form.RecordSource = strSQL. This works fine. However, if I ouput the name of the RecordSource for fForm after making this change, it still gives the name of the table that I orginially set. Does sfSubform.Form.RecordSource not change the source of fForm? Is it a copy of fForm that is embedded in the control? Hope all that makes sense.

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  • Adding Items To A Combo Box Without Code?

    - by Soo
    I want some default values in my combo boxes but can't seem to figure out how to do this without writing a module that populates the combo boxes. How can I manually fill in the combo boxes so I don't have to use code to do something so simple. Thanks

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  • Docmd.TransferText question

    - by every_answer_gets_a_point
    b'h i will be programmatically importing a text file into a table. i have saved the import steps. i will use this: DoCmd.TransferText(TransferType, SpecificationName, TableName, FileName, HasFieldNames, HTMLTableName, CodePage) to do the import. this is what SpecificationName means: Specification Name The specification name for the set of options that determines how a text file is imported, exported, or linked. For a fixed-width text file, you must either specify a specification name or use a schema.ini file, which should be stored in the same directory as the imported, linked, or exported text file. i do need a specific specification; however i do not know how to specify one. when i manually imported a table, i did save the specifications for my import, however i do not know how to call this in the TransferText. does anyone know how to specify SpecificationName ?

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  • Dynamically Populate Listbox - Exclude Empty cells

    - by Daniel
    I am creating a form in excel (not a userform) and I am populating the listbox using cells. However, these cells are sometimes A1:10 and sometimes they are A1:A4. Is there a way to dynamically change what is shown in the listbox? Right now, when I use A1:10 and there are only 4 cells populated, I get the list of 4 populated cells followed by 6 blank entries. I'd like to get rid of the 6 blanks when there are only 4.

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  • How to automatically trigger the App Object initialization in Powerpoint ?

    - by asksuperuser
    It is said here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa211599%28v=office.11%29.aspx Before the procedure will run, you must connect the declared object in the class module (App in this example) with the Application object. You can do this with the following code from any module. Dim X As New EventClassModule Sub InitializeApp() Set X.App = Application End Sub Run the InitializeApp procedure. Run HOW ? By hand ? I want it to automatically run when opening the powerpoint rather. Is there any way ?

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  • ms-access: designing a report: printing text on specific x,y coordinates

    - by every_answer_gets_a_point
    i need to design a report that will print text on specified x,y coordinates for example, i will input (50,50), (60,60), (70,70) and i will have my program print text at those specific coordinates on the report. in total there will be about 50 different coordinates. how do i achieve this? should i be using a label control or a textbox? should i be creating the controls dynamically or should i already have controls set at the specified regions?

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  • how to use same password on different userform on specicy worksheet?

    - by user3736237
    How to use same pw on different userform on specicy worksheet? E.g worksheet 1 open userform1 & worksheet 2 open userform2, but both using same password? This is the password ElseIf Pw = "1234" Then ImageNo = "PicGoh" pwno = 2 Or pwno = 3 ' ElseIf Pw = "1111" Then ' ImageNo = "PicGoh" ' pwno = 3 ElseIf Pw = "" Then pwno = 0 Else pwno = 1 End If End Sub Sub Mac3() If pwno = 0 Then Exit Sub ElseIf pwno = 3 Then UserForm2.Show ElseIf pwno = 2 Then UserForm1.Show ElseIf pwno = 1 Then MyVar = MsgBox("Wrong Password! Please Key In Your Password Again") If MyVar = 1 Then MacPw Mac3 End If End If End Sub

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  • Docmd.TransferText to update data

    - by every_answer_gets_a_point
    i am using Docmd.TransferText to import data from a text file into my access table. i would like it to do the following: if the record already exists, then update it if the record does not exist then add it how do i accomplish this? currently i have this line: DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, yesyes, "table3", "C:\requisition_data_dump.txt", True

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  • Getting Error 91

    - by user1695788
    I have a general comprehension issue with classes and objects. What I'm trying to do is pretty simple but I'm getting errors. In the code example below, sometimes the line "Call tables.MethodInCTables" runs fine and sometimes it produces error 91, object not set. IN all cases, I can "see" the method in the type ahead so I know that the code recognizes the "tables" instance and "sees" MethodInCTables. But then I get the run-time error. Sub MainSub() Dim tables as New CTables Call tables.MethodInCTables End Sub ----Class Module = CTables Sub MethodInCTables() ...do something End Sub

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  • treating paramater as literal

    - by I__
    DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, Import-Accounts, "tableImport", _ "C:\Documents and Settings\accounts.txt", True The second parameter: Import-Accounts is the actual name of the saved import specifications. supposedly it does NOT need to be in quotes; however in this case since there is a - there it is treating it as if i were doing an operation. is there a way i can force it to treat it literally instead of as an operation?

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  • How can I turn off calculated columns in an Excel table from a macro using VBA? [migrated]

    - by user41293
    I am working on a macro that inserts formulas into a cell in an Excel table. The Excel table does the automatic filling of columns and fills all the cells in that column with the formula, but all I want is one cell to have the formula. I cannot just turn off automatic formula for tables as I need to have other people use this worksheet on their systems. Is there a way to turn off the automatic filling of formulas in a table using VBA in a macro? It just needs to be temporary: I just want to turn it off, put in my formulas, then turn it back on.

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  • In the world of .Net, managed code and the web is there still a place for VBA?

    - by MrTelly
    Microsoft has moved away from the COM stack, VB6 is so last century and .Net rules the (MS) roost. Yet I find myself still banging out reams of VBA code - for a new project automating Excel seeing as you ask. I've tried to doing the same kind of thing using VSTO and it was just too damn buggy/hard/inefficient with a broken development model. I can't get rid of the feeling that I'm missing something, OTOH I really can't see a better way of solving this problem. What are your thoughts?

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