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Code needs to be run by an event related to a form, or form control, or custom function you have entered in a query. Events start or trigger code to run. Your code will be either a subroutine or a function
The "#Name?" indicates that the form control needs the control source property to be set by you, which can be a table or query field name or an expression such as a calculation. Go to the form's design
Julia, The Paint Event occurs when the section is redrawn (On the screen - not in printing). It is not fired when you are printing the report. It fires when you go to a Screen "Report View" to view your
Marilyn, You can nest an IIF inside another IIF: IIf([Total ORM] Between 0 And 20,"Low", IIf([Total ORM] Between 21 And 40,"Medium", IIf([Total ORM] Between 41 And 50,"High", "Very High"))) Or you
Sophie, On the AfterUpdate event of the combobox called "Categorypub", place this line of code: budgetcategory = Categorypub.Column(2) Glad to help, Bob Heifler MyAccessProgram.com DailyAccessTips
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