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Last Activity: Jan 26 '10, 06:51 AM
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  • edsuk
    replied to MS Access Calendar
    hi ADezii

    1) Yes I did have to modify this line to the UK date format. Thanks for the heads up on this - would have taken me ages to figure out otherwise.
    2) I do have a reference to both DAO and ADO in my Db with DAO being higher, good to know that you spotted it for for future reference.
    3) OK
    4) Yes, always good to perform this action periodically.
    5) Significant update - I think not LOL

    Again...
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  • edsuk
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    hi ADezii

    I have made one very insignifficant mod to the populateCalenda r sub.

    Which you may like or not to include in the future.

    the mod is at line 74

    Currently:
    Code:
    If bytBlankBlocksAfter > 6 And bytBlockCounter > 35 Then
       ctlDayBlock.Visible = False
    End If
    Amended To:
    Code:
    If bytBlankBlocksAfter > 6 And bytBlockCounter > 35 Then
       ctlDayBlock.Visible
    ...
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    Last edited by NeoPa; Jan 25 '10, 11:42 PM. Reason: Please use the [CODE] tags provided

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  • Just for curiosity, why are you using the 'LostFocus' event, surely it would make more sense to place this sub procedure in the 'AfterUpdate' event. So that the code only runs after the data has been modified?
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  • edsuk
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    ADezii

    Thanks for the Calendar Db, exactly what was required. Really appreciate all your help.

    And regarding the comments from NeoPa, thanks and yes I do understand Normalisation and Table Structures and agree that this goes against the grain, but the EmployeeTbl has less than 20 records - so I stand by my comment that space is not an issue in this particular Db.

    Cheers and thanks ADezii once again.
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  • Hi

    Amend it to:

    Me.requery
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  • edsuk
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    ADezii

    Totally agree and I don't. The table actually has EmployeeFirstNa me and EmployeeLastNam e as columns. Plus the full name which is not displayed in the form but gets updated when either of these two records get data entered/modified.

    Having the full name in addition does make displaying the information easier when it comes to combo boxes, list boxes etc as saves having to concatenate the data every time I write a query...
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  • edsuk
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    ADezii

    Thanks for the update, I am not asking you to do my coding for me, you have done the 'hard work' already in providing the calendar/schedule functionality.

    I can modify the code for populating the calendar controls and the list box myself.

    I have been searching for a long time for an Access calendar like this and am so grateful that you have provided this for others to use.

    Once done I will...
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  • edsuk
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    Hi ADezii

    Missed your earlier reply due to time difference, UK vs USA.

    Anyway, really appreciate your offer to help, the data is held in only two tables, I have only included relevant columns:

    T_Job:
    JobID PK
    JobNo
    EmpID FK
    StartDate
    ReqDate

    T_Emp
    EmpID PK
    EmpName


    T_Job
    24 'JN132' 204 '10/01/2010'...
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  • edsuk
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    Hi ADezii

    We are definitely not the same !

    Thanks for replying on this subject. I have spent ages trying to find a solution like this. Actually the calendar option I would prefer is the 'Date Range' option where the task can span a number of days or even may be just the one day.

    As mentioned a version in Access 2000 or 2002 would be so much appreciated.

    Once again, thanks.
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  • edsuk
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    I have been asked to provide a calendar facility within an Access database. I have looked at a number of threads on this subject and Adezii has included a database as an attachment.

    If an Access 2000 or 2002 version could be attached it would really be appreciated.

    Thanks in advance for any help you are able to provide.
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