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Expert Profile: Richard Rost

Expertise:  I am happy to answer any kinds of questions about Microsoft Access - from basic table design to advanced VBA programming. Also, please feel free to check the Access Tips & Tricks section of my web site.

Experience in the area
I am the president of AccessLearningZone.com and 599CD.com. I specialize in Microsoft Access Tutorials. I have been teaching Access in the classroom since 1994, and online since 2002.

Education/Credentials
I am a self-taught Access expert. I have been building databases for clients since the early 90s. You can see a sample of my Access Tutorials on my web site at 599CD.com

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Thanks for the help....I already figured out the problem. It was a matter of adding a subreport to the main report and linking the data according to t
(Bryan on 11/07/08)
Excellent - provided me with two options to 'fix' my problem. Thanks very much, Richard!
(Mark on 11/02/08)
Thanks a million Tom
(Thomas Fries on 10/19/08)
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Recent Answers from Richard Rost
2008-11-06  Selection from drop down menu un-checks a check box You can use an AfterUpdate event to set values, change properties, run macros, and do lots of other cool things. Please see the following FREE video tutorial on my web site for step-by-step instructions...
2008-11-06  IIf Statement in a Query You've got too many parameters in your IIF function. It only takes 3: =IIF(Condition, True, False) So you'd need something like: =IIF(EffDate<#1/1/07# OR EffDate<#2/1/07#, True, False) See:...
2008-11-06  adjusting one column's data in a report on another column's data size Use basic string concatenation: http://599cd.com/tips/access/string-concatenation?key=AllExperts Let me know if you have any other questions or comments. Also, be sure to visit my web site and...
2008-11-06  Making a query in MS Access 2003 Yes, you will need to get that into a standard date/time format like mm/dd/yy using some string manipulation. This tutorial might help you: http://599cd.com/tips/access/break-up-text-string-instr/default...
2008-11-05  Forms Trish, sometimes depending on the relationships you build with your queries, you cannot EDIT the records those queries create. Without seeing your database I really can't tell what you've done, but try...
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