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RockKandee
Last Activity: Mar 4 '14, 05:15 PM
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  • If I had a mother/daughter relationship... .
    Would I make the following records?

    A. Mom's student ID - B. Child's student ID - C. Mother

    AND

    A. Child's student ID - B. Mom's student ID - C. Daughter
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  • Connecting Family and Friends relationships in Access

    I am using Access 2013 in Windows 8

    I have a Student table that holds all students with their contact and personal information. Each student has a primary key auto number.

    I have students that have relationships with other students that I want to track.

    I do not care about tracking non student relationships (ie; I don't care who a 14 year old student's mother is unless she also takes a class.)
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  • That is a good idea. Thank you
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  • RockKandee
    replied to MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time
    Hmmmm....In English??????? LOL

    My attempts failed today, but I will keep trying.

    I didn't like having the message box display as an on open form event. So I made it a button. I now have 4 buttons.

    1 - chooses display of start time or not (provided by ADezii)

    2 - changes pop up to no

    3 - prints

    4 - changes pop up to yes

    2-4 are my original Print button broken...
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  • RockKandee
    replied to MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time
    The message box being a pop up is fine. I need the calendar form to not be pop up when printing.

    I need to get the calendar to:

    1. Change pop up to No
    2. Change Start Time to not display
    3. Print selected month
    4. Change start time to show
    5. Change pop up to Yes

    I think I have it, or it may be wishful thinking - lol
    Hopefully I can test it today.
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  • RockKandee
    replied to MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time
    Your code isn't my trouble, I think I understand it. However, I reserve the right to change my mind ;)

    I think I need to figure out how to add - pop up yes/no - to your on open prompt.
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  • RockKandee
    replied to MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time
    I think I will work on that last one.

    I am having some issues right now. Prior to this post, I thought I had the printing all set. I use this calendar as a pop up. So my print command would switch to design view, change pop up to no, go to normal view, print, then change back to pop up. In testing - without actually printing - all seemed great - as in not errors - code working. I over looked the fact that when the form changes to not...
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  • RockKandee
    replied to MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time
    ADezii - Update - the original code prints without the start time when I print from the version you posted. I need to play with the order of my print commands to make it work on my calendar.

    I didn't get a chance to add the new code you posted yet. So I will work on that tonight and test tomorrow. Will let you know how it all works out.
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  • RockKandee
    replied to MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time
    Now that code actually makes some sense to me :D

    The other code - I was like - huh - I have no idea what this says - I only know if I click the button - it works!

    I will get back to you later today after I have a chance to print.
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  • RockKandee
    replied to MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time
    ADezii is a Rock Star.

    It looks perfect. I am at home and out of ink - lol. I will test the printing on Tuesday and let you know. Thank you so much.

    NeoPa

    That isn't the whole module it is only part of it. I copied from the first mention of [Start Time] through to the last mention. I do not know which parts print the start time. I think it prints simply because it is displayed on the form. I am not sure which...
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  • RockKandee
    replied to MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time
    Ok - Keeping my separate printable version is what I will do.

    Thank you!
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  • RockKandee
    replied to MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time
    I didn't actually try the code you provided, I just changed the code manually. I can't print for a couple of days, so I could only test by viewing. However, those changes only made the time in the form's caption go away.

    Maybe it only works for printing and not viewing?

    I need the [Start Time] that displays with the [Title] in each day block to not show.

    Code:
    'Private Function InsertEvent(strExistingText As String,
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    Last edited by RockKandee; Jan 26 '14, 04:32 AM. Reason: bracket placement fix

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  • RockKandee
    replied to MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time
    This shows what all I changed to get the start time to not show. The original code is still there.

    Code:
    'Private Function InsertEvent(strExistingText As String, strTitle As String, strStartTime As String)
    Private Function InsertEvent(strExistingText As String, strTitle As String)
                            '>>>> Kandee - Changed for printing without times
    On Error GoTo Err_InsertEvent
           'CFB added 2-18-10
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  • My solution to the second part of this topic was to create a new subform with a shared record source of the main form where the record source could only equal 1 record and made this not visible. I included the same controls and code in the new subform to get the correct number of rows to print. I then duplicated the lines and labels from the original sub form.

    I placed the new sub form under the original subform.

    I changed...
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  • Thank you!

    Great info links and all in one handy location for me to find again :)
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  • RockKandee
    replied to MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time
    Oops!

    I meant [start time] not the actual time.

    When I print the calendar, I need the start time to NOT be included due to space limitations.

    My apologies for not being clear.

    Thank you for your help (no kisses for you - the wife gets too jealous - lol)
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    Last edited by NeoPa; Jan 25 '14, 11:35 PM. Reason: do -> due.

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  • RockKandee
    started a topic MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time

    MS Access Calendar Stop displaying time

    Hi!

    I am using Access 2013 with Windows 8

    I am working with this calendar

    http://http://bytes.com/topic/access...ccess-calendar

    I would like to know if there is a quick way to stop the display of the time with this calendar.

    I already took the long route to accomplish this so there is no need to spend time explaining unless there is a quick and easy route....
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  • RockKandee
    started a topic Converting Macros to VBA Do command or execute

    Converting Macros to VBA Do command or execute

    Hi All,

    I am using Access 2013 with Windows 8.

    I am in the process of converting all of my macros into VBA. I read somewhere that it is better to use ? rather than do com. I cannot find it now to read it again.

    I think it was execute....

    I would love to get some input before I have too much code to fix - lol

    So opinions on what code is best to use rather than, for example...
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  • Like this??

    Category (1 to Many) >> Name
    Name (1 to Many) >> Info
    Info (1 to Many) >> Number & Date
    Number (1 to 1) >> Date
    Number & Date (1 to Many) >> Schedule
    Staff (1 to Many) >> Schedule
    Staff (1 to 1) >> Student
    Facility Schedule (1 to Many) >> Schedule
    Facility (1 to Many) >> Facility Schedule
    Schedule (not sure)...
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    Last edited by RockKandee; Jan 16 '14, 06:07 PM. Reason: Category (1 to Many) >> Info - changed Info to Name (oops)

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  • History/Archive Tables - Normalization - Table Levels

    I am using Access 2013 on Windows 8

    After receiving info on the below linked thread, I have found myself with a new dilemma.

    http://bytes.com/topic/access/answer...n-table-levels

    I was advised it might be best to merge the history table in with the progress table.

    I am running into issues with merging and I am hoping there may be some other options that I don't know about....
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