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Hello all! I just wanted to add this amazing bit of code to the repository! In my recent searches, I've found that adding barcode capabilities to Access falls into one of two categories: Extremely basic (limited to using a "Barcode Font" to simulate barcodes), or Costly (paying for a pre-packaged - and proprietary - barcode "solution" that can be imported into Access).
Public Function Row_Number(varChangeField As Variant) As Long. If varChangeField = ReferenceGroupID Then 'the group by field is the same as previous, increment the row counter. lngRowNumber = lngRowNumber + 1. Else. ReferenceGroupID = varChangeField 'the group by field has changed, reset the counter to 1. lngRowNumber = 1.
Using MS Access 2016. I'm trying to find a list of msoControlButton values to use VBA to create one or more custom shortcut menus. To make it clearer, I'm talking about the lines used in the code, below, for example ".Controls.Add msoControlButton, 141, , , True". The number 141 sets up the Find command. I haven't done much on shortcut menus ...
1,051. If the info isn't in your record source (and you can't add it) you could use a dlookup statement. Dlookup ("trend","qdb_trend", criteria) This would put the up or down in a textbox and you could use conditional formatting from there. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. 02-24-2017, 05:52 PM #6. Missinglinq.
Experts: I need some assistance with an **IN BETWEEN TWO CHARACTERS** query. Below are two (2) sample strings which include variable length last names, first names, and ranks: Jackson, Tom ~ PO2 (E5) Smith, Mary Ann ~ PO1 (E6) - All last names and first names are separated by a comma (,) - All first names and ranks are separated by a tilde (~)
I expanded an object with 8 key:value pairs in the screen shot so you can see the table, and some objects have as few as 4 key/value pairs. The table I built in Access to hold the imported data has all 9 fields. The code I wrote (that guides the JSON file import using the JSONParse functions in the JSONconverter.bas) to try and pull my elements ...
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You could go with the Windows magnifier. Shortcut key to launch it is windows key and the plus key. I use it all the time when working on forms on my high-res screen. You could add a button that would launch the program I suppose if you wanted to. That's a good idea. But, the magnifier can only zoom in, and not zoom out.