Uncle Gizmo

Please find attached solution I developed for a similar problem with a customer's database last year. It should give you some idea about how to solve the problem cheers Tony

Someone asked a similar question recently and[URL="http://msaccesshintsandtips.ning.com/profiles/blog/show?id=948619%3ABlogPost%3A7021"] I did this short video clip on how to do it with the free version of VB.Net [/URL] [URL="http://www.ecademy.com/user/tonyhine"]Cheers Tony[/URL]

Do you mean VBA? Foget it! I thought this was the Access Forum!

IT department's don't like MS access for a variety of reasons. One is that MS access is not the most secure option. Another is that amateurs, often one of the bosses! Create MS access databases, get stuck, and take the unfinished product to the IT department expecting it to be …

Here's one I made earlier! This may give you an idea of a different way of going about it. Cheers Tony

I assume that you mean you want a report named in a combo box on a form to be opened when that report is selected in the combo box? Yes?

[URL="http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Excel_Security.asp"]I believe this link may be of some help. [/URL] cheers Tony

I am not entirely sure about your first question, I would probably need more information. however I think what you are referring to is just a blank record placeholder which Microsoft access automatically generates. Regarding the check boxes, the reason they are gray is because there is an indeterminate value, …

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If you use the form wizard it will create a form for you with all the data linked to the table.

There is the Northwind database that comes with Microsoft access, could you use that?

I'm guessing here, but are all your tables the same layout? Do they all have the same fields storing the same information? If so I would recommend that you combine all the tables into one table, then identify for different sets of information with an identifier Field. then you will …

Hello everyone. I've never heard it called bumping before, Good name for it. :)