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I read what AccessGuy posted as a solution, and there are always more than one way to do things, especially in the programming world. So, while I agree with the shortcut solution being one viable option, another might be to write a VBA module that...
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- At 2:22pm on August 28, 2009,
Access Guy said…
- Hi Robert
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- I started developing in Access 2.0, almost 15 years ago. I also write applications in VB.Net and SQL Server.
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Thanks Access Guy.
Actually the "databases" I have used Excel for were fairly simple tables and not relational. If relational I would have immediately switched to Access. I have just left a construction AUS$80M Admin job where the payments were d...
Absolutely. Your interface for data entry must follow the users workflow. It should lead them through the process according to sequence data is accessed and sequence data is read from documents etc.
If possible, create your interface so it treats...
Hi Stephanie
After resisting for some time, a client has now pushed the issue and I have only recently converted a 2003 database to 2007 and still discovering.
It is very different to develop in and some things are missing, which you are probabl...
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