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I'm having issues with MS Query in Excel 2010 and I'm trying to figure out if this is a driver or some other problem. The data source is DB2. Before we downgraded to Office 2010...

Hi all,

I'm trying to work with sharepoint (SS2007), but of course I have no resources to do so, so please forgive me if this is a strange question.

I have a library with two content types in...

After hours of searching and lots of frustration, I stumbled upon someone else who encountered this quirk of Word 2003.
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I'm trying to use a DocVariable with an IncludePicture field in a template. My field code looks like this:

{ INCLUDEPICTURE "{ DOCVARIABLE MyImage }" }

and my code looks like...

Thanks, Gary...that's a nice "outside the box" solution. I'll try it, but I think I have too many images (so far I'm up to 12, and possibly a few more than that), it'll probably slow things down...

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I have a UserForm in Word 2003, and I have an image control on it. I'd like to change the image displayed in the control based on a combo box. The problem is that I can't figure out what...

A Form control. I figured it out, actually ;) (but I have another question ready)

If I set the combo box to 2 columns, then when adding stuff to it, the first column refers to the list itself,...

Hi,

Can anyone point me to a primer or tutorial for using listboxes with 2 columns? I'm having a brain dead moment and can't figure it out, it's not the same in Word as it is in Access.

So...

What a great reference, Wendell! Thanks! I found the following "checklist" on that page:

Query Fields That Cannot Be Updated

Any field that is the result of a calculation
Any field in a...

Hi all!

I have a question regarding the message "Must use an updateable query."

I built a very simple update query from two tables. The table I am updating is local, the table I'm using to...

Thank goodness! That was it! The db isn't that old, so not sure why, but at least I'm not going crazy... ;)

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!

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I'm getting some very strange behavior in Access 2003 (SP3). I have a form with a single checkbox on it. Eventually, I want stuff to appear/disappear when the checkbox is clicked. (ie....

Guess I'm just slow this morning...Monday morning and the demands pouring in pre-8am guarantees me an "off" day. :-S

Thanks for the help!!! :)

Ugggh, silly me. Apparently you have to shell the full path to Acrobat. But if anyone can answer my searching questions while I'm puttering around here...?

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My, this place has changed since the last time I was here! Please forgive me, I haven't yet sorted out the search function for the forum, but yet find myself in need of a quick solution...

If you set Enabled to No and Locked to Yes, the controls will look normal (not grayed out).
Ooops, I haven't done this stuff in quite some time. I thought it enabled=no used to make it grayed out,...

You could set the Enabled property of all text boxes etc. to No.

Alternatively, create a new text box, make it the first in the tab order so that it will have the focus initially, and set its...

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I have a subform that displays data related to the main form. The subform can have more than one record on it. I have the subform set to display the data only (no edits, additions,...

Thanks to both of you! Yeah, I guess I tend to use . because of the intellisense thing. Since it seems to make no (overall) difference, I'll stick with the .

Can anyone point me to anything on the difference between using ! and . to refer to forms, subforms, and controls?

I've been doing this access stuff for a while now, and I've always ignored that...

Hi Hans! That's exactly what I was trying to do! (except poorly)

Thank you!!!

PS. I love that you're advertising Woody's Lounge in code these days...

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Usually programming in Access, Excel continues to throw me for a loop. I have a userform that fills in the value of a textbox from a worksheet as it initializes. Then I also have code in...

Thanks, Hans. I was afraid of that.

Hey all,

I have a form with a subform. The subform is a datasheet, and on the form are the options for sorting and filtering the datasheet. All nice and well. BUT...

I would like my users to...

Actually, it was the whole "InchestoPoints" thing that threw me, it wasn't necessary at all :-/

Thanks again! http://windowssecrets.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif You are da man!!! ...