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2009-11-06 Using MS Access - Textbox in an Update Form:

You still are making this clear. what you are saying doesn't sound logical. If you are saying that the Register Date may be the same as the Actual Date and when it us you don't want to key in the same

2009-11-06 Using MS Access - make table & checkbox controls:

First, your database is not normalized properly. By having fields for each division number you have created a repeating group which violates normalization rules. You should have 2 tables here. One

2009-11-06 Using MS Access - Microsoft Access 2007 Form Editing:

Access 2007 has two modes for displaying documents (forms, reports, queries, etc.); Tabbed documents or Overlapping Windows. These modes are set using the Office button, selecting Current Database and

2009-11-06 Using MS Access - Find Record Text Box Entry:

Very good. You referred to a document number, so I assumed it was a number datatype. I still think the second method I suggested will be easier for the users. Hope this helps, Scott<> Microsoft

2009-11-06 Using MS Access - New Project added to old:

I suggest you read up on Normalization. Customer name should exist in ONE table and ONE table only, the Customer table. The customer table should have a primary key (not name) that would be used as a Foreign