• WSmuscle

    WSmuscle

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    • in reply to: Lost in Macro, Module land (2000) #582910

      Thanks for the reply. I have tried that, but I get a dard error 3343, Unrecognized database format D:NickBudget.mdb? Any ideas?

    • in reply to: Run time error (2000) #582741

      Thanks so much!!!

    • in reply to: Run time error (2000) #582725

      Thank you so much for the reply. Could I possibly get instructions on installing a printer driver in the Printers control panel. Thanks beforehand!!

    • in reply to: Access Macro (2000) #579037

      Thanks so much. Everything worked like a charm!!!

    • in reply to: Access Macro (2000) #579030

      How can I go about doing this. Here is what I have up to this point…

      The error:
      The expression you entered has a function name that Microsoft Access can’t find.

      In my Macro in which I named BMS, I have RunCode as my Action and OutputToRtf() as my function name.

      In my Module in which I named Module1, I have the following code:

      Sub OutputToRtf()
      DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, “Budget Summary Report”, acFormatRTF, “D:Reportsbms” & Format(Date, “yyyymmdd”) & “.rtf”
      End Sub

      Thanks again to everyone for helping me with this problem.

    • in reply to: Access Macro (2000) #578886

      I’ve read your post thoroughly and have trippled check my work. I’m getting a stubborn error as follows when I run the macro…
      Microsoft Access can’t find the name “OutputToRtf” you entered in the expression.

      You may have specified a control that wasn’t on the current object w/o specifying the correct form or report context.

      But it works when I run the module code from the design view. Any ideas? Thanks a million!!

    • in reply to: Access Macro (2000) #578865

      This will be the first time I create a module. Do I need to save it as something specific? Thanks so much!!

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