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Last Activity: Aug 8 '24, 03:26 AM
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  • zmbd
    replied to MS Access VBA Password
    Good Morning Aftab Ahmad

    Depending on the version of Access you're talking about and at what level you've used the password - more than likely, you're out of luck.
    We would need a lot more detail as to how your password is being used.

    -Z
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  • zmbd
    replied to Clearing invalid date from a combo box
    Our pleasure
    If you run into a snag implementing this please feel free to post back to the thread
    =Z
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  • zmbd
    replied to Batch Print
    There are several ways I can think of how to do what you're after using several methods, such as an extra field in the table, tempvars-collection, another table (or two), etc...
    Would you need a record of when the batches were printed?
    Would you need to know which labels were in each batch?
    Would you need to know the last time a record's label was printed?

    If no to all of the questions then I would use a tempvars...
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    Last edited by zmbd; Oct 23 '22, 05:36 PM.

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  • My two cents

    Make it easy:

    Two Cascading comboboxes (Link to tutorial) with the second control to either pull-up the part-number information by either drop-down selection, which would prevent one from even selecting a part that isn't part of the project, or by direct entry. If the part number lookup is done by direct entry, then use the NotInList event to popup a message to the user and reset the control.
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  • zmbd
    replied to Clearing invalid date from a combo box
    There is a combobox.notinl ist event that you should consider using to reset the control.
    (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/of...obox.notinlist)
    In certain circumstances I use this event in several of my front-ends to add new entries to the allowed list and in others I cancel the entry and reset it to blank.
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    Last edited by zmbd; Oct 23 '22, 02:46 AM.

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  • zmbd
    replied to Career Advice Needed
    Hello accessibilitysp
    Welcome to Bytes.com - I moved your thread to the proper forum

    Best of luck in your future endeavors.
    .
    -Z
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  • Hello ADezii
    Remarkably similar to the code I have except I look for the SMTP address directly.

    Code:
    Option Compare Database
    Option Explicit
    
    Sub SendUsing_LateBindMethod_Click()
        'Use following Dim statements for Late Binding
        'NOTE: Additional Const declaration
        Const olMailItem As Long = 0    'For Late Binding
        Const olFolderInbox As Long = 6 'For Late Binding
    ...
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  • zmbd
    replied to remark
    This doesn't sound like Microsoft Office or Microsoft Access based question

    bibo1dd - please provide a lot more detail

    If you have VBA script please post it by first clicking on the [CODE/] format in the ribbon and then posting the script between the [CODE] [/CODE] flags
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  • the variable cnt should have your loop count, no?
    However, you don't mention what you want to do with the value; thus, something simple like console.log(cnt ) should send the value to the console
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  • zmbd
    replied to How to split string in characters
    Good Morning Vladeta and welcome
    What dev7060 is trying to say is that Bytes.com isn't a coding nor homework service, instead, the culture here is to help you to help yourself.
    We'll proofread, we'll give pointers; however, complete solutions - not normally unless the solution is a really simple one-liner type.

    So, with that in mind
    We need two things from you:
    • What coding environment are you working in - we
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    Last edited by zmbd; Oct 22 '22, 01:15 AM.

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  • zmbd
    replied to Python string find() examples
    BarryA - please start a new thread for a new question
    I can split post#3 into it's own thread if you would like...
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  • Good morning kjhyder;
    Any progress on your end using the information I provided earlier?
    Mind posting any progress you've made?

    I do have my code:

    1) You must have the desktop client installed. The code will not work with the cloud-based-outlook web-application.
    Several of my remote labs have Outlook thru our company's Office365 tenant subscription; however, they do not have the desktop Outlook application...
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  • zmbd
    replied to Beginner: Cannot resolve Sleep()
    in C
    Sounds as if your headers are missing or damaged

    Open a new project and then try compiling and running the following code as written:
    Code:
    // Bytes977919_CannotResolveSleep.cpp 
    //
    #include <iostream>
    #include <Windows.h>
    
    int main()
    {
        std::cout << "Hello World!\n";
        printf("starting to sleep...\n");
        Sleep(5000);   // sleep
    ...
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    Last edited by zmbd; Oct 16 '22, 02:17 AM.

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  • Good morning kjhyder;
    There is an obj.SendUsingAc count function - I've not used it myself in the Access environment; however, I have used it in the Outlook environment ( Microsoft Function: outlook.mailite m.sendusingacco unt ) I'm sure there's a way to use this in the Access VBA - might have to either late-bind or add the reference to the Microsoft Outlook object library.
    I'll see if I can bodge something together in a little bit -...
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    Last edited by zmbd; Oct 15 '22, 04:25 PM.

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  • Should be no code involved... perhaps more detail?.
    MS-Excel Pie Chart Tutorial
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  • zmbd
    replied to Microsoft Access 2000
    @Buchert.
    When you get your database lined out... please drop by - success stories make the best reading material!
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  • WerFault.exe is a windows error trap module. If you can find the text of the error log in the Windows Event Viewer that would be helpful.

    I've a few personal matters to attend to right now; however, with your post of the actual error message we might figure something out

    Also, please provide the names of the tools that you are using for your development - might need to use a different IDE, change a setting, etc..
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    Last edited by zmbd; Jul 31 '22, 12:50 AM.

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  • zmbd
    replied to Automate macros in 20 access database files
    Automate 20 Access DB Macros


    🙋 Hello There yourself...
    👍👍👊 I'm going to steal the table idea - I haven't tested this; however, nicely done. I have several DB that I've simply hard-coded into the VBA that run to update the databases; however, in my case I'm importing CSV files that we receive from various instruments into the database. I used to do some of this with batch/PowerShell files...
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    Last edited by zmbd; Jul 31 '22, 12:23 AM. Reason: [z{stupid auto-spell check - time to disable that add-in!}]

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  • zmbd
    replied to Automate macros in 20 access database files
    Hopefully this works for Hansy; however, if Hansey is dealing with a highly locked down PC the command line scripts and access to the scheduler are locked out by GPO-Sec.
    I've had to find workarounds for all of my dot-BAT, dot-PS1 files, and all of my scheduled runs were removed by GPO and IT-Security refuses to allow an exception - drives me bonkers!...
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  • zmbd
    replied to Automate macros in 20 access database files
    Hello Hansy,

    Would you take a moment to clarify something for me:
    Do you mean Access-Macros Or do you mean Access-VBA
    These are very different beasties and call/implementing them are quite different.
    The confusion comes from MSExcel calling VBA-Scripts "Macros;" however, MSAccess has two distinct programing environments, Macros and VBA scripts.

    ... another question comes to mind
    ...
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    Last edited by zmbd; Jul 29 '22, 09:29 PM.

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