• WSprimerov

    WSprimerov

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    • in reply to: coordinate form and list box (Access 2000) #764000

      Thank you for the help

    • in reply to: coordinate form and list box (Access 2000) #764001

      Thank you for the help

    • in reply to: coordinate form and list box (Access 2000) #763822

      the list box is bound to a query and i have quoted it as row source above.The first field,which is hidden, is clientid, and i want
      in the on current event to show all the offers the a client has issued. The purpose of the list box is see for each client the offers that he has

      regards

    • in reply to: coordinate form and list box (Access 2000) #763823

      the list box is bound to a query and i have quoted it as row source above.The first field,which is hidden, is clientid, and i want
      in the on current event to show all the offers the a client has issued. The purpose of the list box is see for each client the offers that he has

      regards

    • in reply to: make modules and tables invisibl vy code (Access 2000) #756872

      thank you for your reply.It is because i am sending the database to different computers and the users should do it themselves.

      Regards

    • in reply to: make modules and tables invisibl vy code (Access 2000) #756873

      thank you for your reply.It is because i am sending the database to different computers and the users should do it themselves.

      Regards

    • in reply to: Compile error (Access 2000) #751661

      It works !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
      Obviously the problems has lied in the date separator of my system.
      I have tried your suggestion and now the code is flying !!!!!!!!!

      Thank you once again

      i wish you a nice day and please accept my bets regards

      Primerov

    • in reply to: Compile error (Access 2000) #751662

      It works !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
      Obviously the problems has lied in the date separator of my system.
      I have tried your suggestion and now the code is flying !!!!!!!!!

      Thank you once again

      i wish you a nice day and please accept my bets regards

      Primerov

    • in reply to: Compile error (Access 2000) #751523

      Thank you very much indeed for your kind attention.I think the help you gve to me and to everybody else in the Forum is enormous.

      I get the the following error :

      Syntax error in date in query expression Customers.lastUpdated > 10.01.2003

      I am sending to you the table,the form and 2 modules, in order to help me find out the reason for that error.

      Best regards

    • in reply to: Compile error (Access 2000) #751524

      Thank you very much indeed for your kind attention.I think the help you gve to me and to everybody else in the Forum is enormous.

      I get the the following error :

      Syntax error in date in query expression Customers.lastUpdated > 10.01.2003

      I am sending to you the table,the form and 2 modules, in order to help me find out the reason for that error.

      Best regards

    • in reply to: Compile error (Access 2000) #751229

      Dear Hans,

      I receive a Syntax error with my constant

      Public Const CnstUpdate As Date = #10/1/2003#

      strCustomers = ” SELECT customers.* INTO CustomersTemp FROM customers WHERE Customers.LastUpdated > #” & Format(CnstUpdate, “mm/dd/yyyy”) & “#”

      Would you help me out ?

    • in reply to: Compile error (Access 2000) #751230

      Dear Hans,

      I receive a Syntax error with my constant

      Public Const CnstUpdate As Date = #10/1/2003#

      strCustomers = ” SELECT customers.* INTO CustomersTemp FROM customers WHERE Customers.LastUpdated > #” & Format(CnstUpdate, “mm/dd/yyyy”) & “#”

      Would you help me out ?

    • in reply to: For each…. (Access 2000) #743320

      Thank you for your advice that i do not need the code if i close the form.I wanted now to use the code in the OnClick event.
      I could not do it and now i will try to follow the advices of Hans and find out my error through debugging
      best regards

    • in reply to: For each…. (Access 2000) #743321

      Thank you for your advice that i do not need the code if i close the form.I wanted now to use the code in the OnClick event.
      I could not do it and now i will try to follow the advices of Hans and find out my error through debugging
      best regards

    • in reply to: For each…. (Access 2000) #743268

      Thank you very much for your reply.I must have a funbdamental misate in my forms since i receive always the errors.

      In the OnClick event i again receive the message “Type mismatch”:
      Public Function ClearForms(f As Form)
      ‘ in the OnClick event i write ClearForms(me)
      Dim ctl As Control
      For Each ctl In f.Controls
      Select Case ctl.ControlType
      Case acTextBox
      ctl.Value = Null
      Case acComboBox
      ctl.Value = Null
      Case (acOptionGroup)
      ctl.Value = Null
      Case Else
      ‘ Do nothing
      End Select
      Next ctl
      Set ctl = Nothing
      End Function

      In the OnClick event, when i do not use funcyion, i have the message
      “you cant assign a value to this subject.

      Private Sub Command573_Click()
      Dim ctl As Control
      For Each ctl In Me.Controls
      Select Case ctl.ControlType
      Case acTextBox
      ctl.Value = 0
      Case acComboBox
      ctl.Value = 0
      Case (acOptionGroup)
      ctl.Value = 0
      Case Else
      ‘ Do nothing
      End Select
      Next ctl
      Set ctl = Nothing

      End Sub

      Best regards

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