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  • Great answer! Thank you! this information will be helpful with me in other fashions as I need to do some data formatting after import to access.
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  • Evaluate a String for a Machine Readable Value and Replace w/ VBCRLF

    Hi, seriously sophomoric question here! TIA for any help.

    The text below is representative of text I imported from a large excel spreadsheet. In an Access Memo field, the "Line Feeds" are not respected. the text prints out contiguously with a bazarre "machine" character instead of a line feed. I need to replace that value wherever it exists with something that will cause Access to format the text as it appears...
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  • Thanks! That is just what I needed.

    I just pulled the code into a function and passed it my report name. instead of debug.print... I passed the string to a generic function I have for appending to a table.
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  • Generate a list of objects on a report and select properties

    Hi,

    I've made a mess of a report. I need to do some cleanup and I need a utility to help me look at all the objects on the report.

    I used to have some code for listing all the objects on a report and selectively list properties of that report. I cannot find the code and I am unable to find the posting that provided it.

    can anyone help me out?

    Basically, I want to pass a report name to a...
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  • ADezii, your answer to this question is most helpful to me.

    One thing unique about my situation is that I'm not adding to the other list box, I'm building a string of criteria for a SQL Search Screen (which leverages logic I built based on other help from this board!).

    Just wanted to give props that your answer kept me from having to post a question.

    Thanks!
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  • Sorry I've been away. Thanks for clarifying that situation and offering the suggestions!

    Its not real pretty in design view, but I actually hide the objects and move them "up" in the detail section so that the page can shrink.
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  • Report Section - Not "Shrinking" when lowest objects are not visible

    Hi, I have a report that should conditionally show some objects on the Report Header. These are the lowest objects in that section and they're not always necessary depending on where I'm opening the report from.

    My code to conditionally set some objects to .Visible = False is working well.

    However, the Report Header is not "shrinking" , it is just leaving the large empty space. Even if I try to conditionally...
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  • Thanks Stewart!

    I've changed my approach to exclusively use the "On Print" event in the sub-report. Currently, I've found no condition where that doesn't work on my reporting.

    Your response was very helpful. Thanks!

    Nick
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  • Incrementing a Counter in a Subreport - Initializes on Next Page

    Hi,

    I use a counter in a subreport. The subreport is the primary data presentation for the report, and it covers more than 1 page.

    I use the OnFormat event of the Detail section to conditionally initialize the counter.
    I use the Onprint event of the Detail to increment the counter.

    The problem is, that the counter seems to initialize itself when the report is pushed to a new page. The response...
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  • NJonge01
    replied to Dynamic reference to current procedure
    I'll give it a shot! I'm trying to log activity to a file and it sure would help.

    Thanks!
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  • NJonge01
    started a topic Dynamic reference to current procedure

    Dynamic reference to current procedure

    Is there a way to dynamically refer to the name of the current procedure?
    I'd like to add a dynamic reference to the current procedure in my logging procedure.

    I've googled around and found nothing (just another guy asking the same question on the utteraccess board, but with no answer).

    TIA for any help!
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  • NJonge01
    replied to Windows File Open / Save Common Dialogues
    HI Scott,

    Yes, my apologies. I've moved onto a second function where its best to process 1 file at a time. I am using the 'file picker' in the sub below (hopefully I used the 'tag' correctly!)

    Thanks!

    [CODE=vb]Private Sub cmdChooseDirect ory_Click()
    Dim fd As FileDialog
    Dim varItems As Variant
    Dim fl_File As String

    rc = Clear_Tabs_Tabl e()
    Me.lst_Workshee ts.Requery...
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  • NJonge01
    replied to Windows File Open / Save Common Dialogues
    Hi,

    I'm simply trying to add a filter

    Below Scotts .Filters.Clear, I added this line:

    .Filters.Add "Excel Workbooks", "*.xls"

    I receive a not supported message after trying several variations.

    Thanks!
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  • NJonge01
    replied to Windows File Open / Save Common Dialogues
    I used the code scott gave me, and then I pass that directory to a function calling the "Findfile" Office Function to generate a list of files for the user to select. Then, I can process all the files they select using a previously created function that was working on one file at a time.

    thanks! This has really helped me out.
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  • NJonge01
    replied to Windows File Open / Save Common Dialogues
    Again... THANKS! Everything you've posted has been very educational and valuable to me.

    I hope you have a great weekend!
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  • NJonge01
    replied to Windows File Open / Save Common Dialogues
    Thanks for the help. I'll make sure to use the "Tags" in the future when adding any code.

    also, I'll check on the other Microsoft Office File Open option. I'm not familiar with it.
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  • NJonge01
    replied to Windows File Open / Save Common Dialogues
    Thanks Scott! Here's the code.

    The form has this on click sub that calls a function which in turn calls another function below

    [CODE=vb]Private Sub cmdFileOpen_Cli ck()
    Dim varResult As Variant
    varResult = FileOpenSave(Tr ue)

    Me.txtFileOpen = Replace(varResu lt, vbNullChar, " ")
    End Sub

    Private Function FileOpenSave(fO pen As Integer) As Variant...
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    Last edited by Scott Price; Mar 20 '08, 11:19 PM. Reason: CODE TAGS

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  • NJonge01
    started a topic Windows File Open / Save Common Dialogues

    Windows File Open / Save Common Dialogues

    I use this "Access Cookbook" from Ken Getz that comes with some pretty nice sample code and applications.

    I use some file open features they have but I don't know enough about what they've created to use just the parts I want.

    I'm trying to use the Windows File Open type dialogue to identify a directory and then return that directory as a string to a function that will ultimately process all the excel spreadsheets...
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  • wow... good stuff! I didn't get a chance to look at this over the weekend so I showed up at work today and I see this wonderful information and advice.

    I'll work with the information you've shared and respond with my results.

    Thanks so much for taking the time to consider my question and for providing an excellent and educational response.

    NJ
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  • Read a text box, get all the words, and create a Search String

    Hi, I haven't even tried to code this yet, but I need to create a "search" string that would work like this:

    Read this: strText = [Word1 Word2 Word3]
    Create this string
    StrCriteria = Like "*Word1*" and Like "*Word2*" and Like "*Word3*"

    Even better would be:
    Read this: strText = [Word1 "Word2 Word3"]
    create this string
    StrCriteria =...
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