• WSAheron

    WSAheron

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    • in reply to: Upgrade to Access 2007 #1210957

      Thank you, I will give these a look.

    • in reply to: Minimize #1210771

      That was it. The database was set for tabbed documents.

      Thank you all for your help.

      Richard
      RAheron@hotmail.com

    • in reply to: Minimize #1210686

      I see the three buttons at the top to colse, minimize, and restore Access, but on the lower bar I only see the X to close.

      Where can I look to see if these items have been deactivited?

      Thanks

      Richard
      raheron@hotmail.com

    • in reply to: If Exists Drop Table in Access #1198084

      This code could be quickly modified to suit your situation.

      Dim RemoveDB As Database
      Dim strTempTbl As String
      Dim TempTableName As String

      Dim I As Integer

      Set RemoveDB = DBEngine.Workspaces(0).Databases(0)
      TempTableName = “tblTemp” & CurrentUser()

      For I = 0 To RemoveDB.TableDefs.Count – 2
      strTempTbl = RemoveDB.TableDefs(I).Name
      ‘—–Debug.Print strTempTbl
      ‘—–MsgBox “Table Name(” & i & “) = ” & strtblname

      If strTempTbl Like TempTableName Then
      RemoveDB.TableDefs.Delete strTempTbl

      End If

      Next I

      Hope this helps.

    • in reply to: If Exists Drop Table in Access #1198697

      This code could be quickly modified to suit your situation.

      Dim RemoveDB As Database
      Dim strTempTbl As String
      Dim TempTableName As String

      Dim I As Integer

      Set RemoveDB = DBEngine.Workspaces(0).Databases(0)
      TempTableName = “tblTemp” & CurrentUser()

      For I = 0 To RemoveDB.TableDefs.Count – 2
      strTempTbl = RemoveDB.TableDefs(I).Name
      ‘—–Debug.Print strTempTbl
      ‘—–MsgBox “Table Name(” & i & “) = ” & strtblname

      If strTempTbl Like TempTableName Then
      RemoveDB.TableDefs.Delete strTempTbl

      End If

      Next I

      Hope this helps.

    • in reply to: If Exists Drop Table in Access #1199255

      This code could be quickly modified to suit your situation.

      Dim RemoveDB As Database
      Dim strTempTbl As String
      Dim TempTableName As String

      Dim I As Integer

      Set RemoveDB = DBEngine.Workspaces(0).Databases(0)
      TempTableName = “tblTemp” & CurrentUser()

      For I = 0 To RemoveDB.TableDefs.Count – 2
      strTempTbl = RemoveDB.TableDefs(I).Name
      ‘—–Debug.Print strTempTbl
      ‘—–MsgBox “Table Name(” & i & “) = ” & strtblname

      If strTempTbl Like TempTableName Then
      RemoveDB.TableDefs.Delete strTempTbl

      End If

      Next I

      Hope this helps.

    • in reply to: If Exists Drop Table in Access #1200291

      This code could be quickly modified to suit your situation.

      Dim RemoveDB As Database
      Dim strTempTbl As String
      Dim TempTableName As String

      Dim I As Integer

      Set RemoveDB = DBEngine.Workspaces(0).Databases(0)
      TempTableName = “tblTemp” & CurrentUser()

      For I = 0 To RemoveDB.TableDefs.Count – 2
      strTempTbl = RemoveDB.TableDefs(I).Name
      ‘—–Debug.Print strTempTbl
      ‘—–MsgBox “Table Name(” & i & “) = ” & strtblname

      If strTempTbl Like TempTableName Then
      RemoveDB.TableDefs.Delete strTempTbl

      End If

      Next I

      Hope this helps.

    • in reply to: If Exists Drop Table in Access #1201221

      This code could be quickly modified to suit your situation.

      Dim RemoveDB As Database
      Dim strTempTbl As String
      Dim TempTableName As String

      Dim I As Integer

      Set RemoveDB = DBEngine.Workspaces(0).Databases(0)
      TempTableName = “tblTemp” & CurrentUser()

      For I = 0 To RemoveDB.TableDefs.Count – 2
      strTempTbl = RemoveDB.TableDefs(I).Name
      ‘—–Debug.Print strTempTbl
      ‘—–MsgBox “Table Name(” & i & “) = ” & strtblname

      If strTempTbl Like TempTableName Then
      RemoveDB.TableDefs.Delete strTempTbl

      End If

      Next I

      Hope this helps.

    • in reply to: If Exists Drop Table in Access #1202049

      This code could be quickly modified to suit your situation.

      Dim RemoveDB As Database
      Dim strTempTbl As String
      Dim TempTableName As String

      Dim I As Integer

      Set RemoveDB = DBEngine.Workspaces(0).Databases(0)
      TempTableName = “tblTemp” & CurrentUser()

      For I = 0 To RemoveDB.TableDefs.Count – 2
      strTempTbl = RemoveDB.TableDefs(I).Name
      ‘—–Debug.Print strTempTbl
      ‘—–MsgBox “Table Name(” & i & “) = ” & strtblname

      If strTempTbl Like TempTableName Then
      RemoveDB.TableDefs.Delete strTempTbl

      End If

      Next I

      Hope this helps.

    • in reply to: If Exists Drop Table in Access #1202759

      This code could be quickly modified to suit your situation.

      Dim RemoveDB As Database
      Dim strTempTbl As String
      Dim TempTableName As String

      Dim I As Integer

      Set RemoveDB = DBEngine.Workspaces(0).Databases(0)
      TempTableName = “tblTemp” & CurrentUser()

      For I = 0 To RemoveDB.TableDefs.Count – 2
      strTempTbl = RemoveDB.TableDefs(I).Name
      ‘—–Debug.Print strTempTbl
      ‘—–MsgBox “Table Name(” & i & “) = ” & strtblname

      If strTempTbl Like TempTableName Then
      RemoveDB.TableDefs.Delete strTempTbl

      End If

      Next I

      Hope this helps.

    • in reply to: If Exists Drop Table in Access #1203693

      This code could be quickly modified to suit your situation.

      Dim RemoveDB As Database
      Dim strTempTbl As String
      Dim TempTableName As String

      Dim I As Integer

      Set RemoveDB = DBEngine.Workspaces(0).Databases(0)
      TempTableName = “tblTemp” & CurrentUser()

      For I = 0 To RemoveDB.TableDefs.Count – 2
      strTempTbl = RemoveDB.TableDefs(I).Name
      ‘—–Debug.Print strTempTbl
      ‘—–MsgBox “Table Name(” & i & “) = ” & strtblname

      If strTempTbl Like TempTableName Then
      RemoveDB.TableDefs.Delete strTempTbl

      End If

      Next I

      Hope this helps.

    • in reply to: VB v VBA #1182803

      Thanks guys, this helps.

    • in reply to: Compressed File #1181660

      Thanks, I will give this a try.

    • in reply to: Memo Field #1181272

      I am just using the Export from the File menu and exporting the entire table.
      I think the issue is the way the field is formatted. There are several carriage returns and / or line feeds in the field. (it is an email that has been copied to the field)

      I can clear the CR/LF from the field and it will export fine, but then in Excel is more or less unreadable.

      Any ideas on how to get it out formatted?

      Thanks

    • in reply to: Tab Name #1179990

      Excellant, Thank you

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