phatJacob07

Sounds to me you want to have a TextChanged event wired to TextBox_tp_name. You can try declaring TextBox_tp_name globally using WithEvents, which lets you write event handling code for it. You can also use the AddHandler statement to wire an event handler to a locally declared version of Textbox_tp_name instead. …

Code tags are you friend for posting code. :) 1. What private sub for the textboxes, exactly? A .TextChanged event, or what? 2. I'm assuming you've loaded your combobox with the 12 months in design view (under the Items property). If so, it's easy to access the individual items programmatically. …

I usually feel pretty bad asking simple questions like this, but I've a deadline that's fast approaching. What, if anything, is wrong with this Update statement? [CODE]"Update ScoutInfo Set YearID = 20092010, GSUSAID = 1, FName = 'Jacob', LName = 'Lowe', DoB = '10/16/1989', Grade = '12', Level = 'Ambassador', …

Your counter [code=vb]Dim i as Integer[/code] doesn't do anything for you, I'm afraid. If you want to retrieve the UserID and UserName, and assuming they're the only two fields retrieved, simply do this: [code=vb] Dim ReadUserName as String Dim ReadUserID as String If Reader.Read then ReadUserID = Reader(0) 'This is …

Thanks for the info on how you fixed it. :)

Can you post the definition of the GetDisplayText function? EDIT: Just realized the problem was solved. ^_^; Nevermind!

All I see is that you're missing a single quotation mark ( ' ) right before the final parenthesis in your SQL statement. [code=vb]query = New OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO studenttable(sname,scourse,syear,ssemestor,sgrade)values('" & TextBox1.Text & " ',' " & TextBox2.Text & " ',' " & TextBox3.Text & " ',' " & TextBox4.Text & …

Have you considered using Crystal Reports for you information?

First of all, I'd like to say hello to the Daniweb community as a first-time poster. I'm sorry if this is a common error for you folks to deal with, but my preliminary search of the forum didn't really help me all that much. So here we are. Onwards to …