billef32
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(after reading you last post) I use MS Access 2007 and windows XP (but I don't think that windows have to do with this - just saying) -
I checked the links and they are very confusing. not sure if this is what I am looking for. Also it's like reading a whole encyclopedia for something that the answer is not that big ( I think).
I attached an example of what I am looking for.. it's a ready-template database (along with an image). I kept only a few elements and deleted the rest of forms tables etc. so don't mind the error messages. The form still works. Go to "employee...Leave a comment:
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thanks but I don't know how to do this... can you provide me an example or something? or a source with way less info than the link you provided me? there are almost 200 things there and I don't know what will work for me. :/
someone messaged me that I have to do this from the event on the properties of my combobox.. will this do? if yes what I have to type exactly?Leave a comment:
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how to focus on a specific record when clicking a row on a combobox
I've made a database for my contacts. On the top of my main form (names) I put a combobox where the row source is :that will show me a list of ID name and last name of each record (each row of that list is a record). I want everytime that I click on a row of that list to focus on that record.Code:SELECT [names].[ID] , [names].[firstname] , [names].[lastname] FROM [names] ORDER BY [lastname];
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