this sounds like a classic hard drive failure. Unfortunately this likely means that the drive is damaged and data loss is almost a guarantee. There are some recovery companies that can assist however they are very pricy usually being in the range of $1500
If you have a backup or don't care about the information you had on the computer you're in luck! all you need is a new hard drive, a screwdriver, and some kind of install media ...
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There is a media creation tool for windows 10 available here
https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/soft...load/windows10
there's a step where you select other media this will allow you to create a disk or USB for installation
There are also some unoficial ways to do so which I personally prefer.
WARNING THESE METHODS ARE NOT OFFICIALLY FROM MICROSOFT AND CAN CARRY SOME RISK
there's a useful...Leave a comment:
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Okay so i played around with it a lot more using the combinations
Renamed ClientID Box to ClientName to avoid collision with Client Table
Code:[Forms]![Form2]![ID]
Code:[ClientName]=[Forms]![Form2]![ID]
Code:[Form2]![ID]
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Sorry, I guess from my perspective it all fits together but I also have looked at everything thoroughly first hand. Let me get into the specifics.
[IMGNOTHUMB]https://i.imgur.com/MvFr1S7.png[/IMGNOTHUMB]
This is the Tickets Page for case tracking (Renamed to Form 2 for simplicity). Please also note that the name displayed is only a query and the saved value is the ClientID.
I have editing in these combo-boxes disabled...Last edited by NeoPa; Jan 4 '19, 03:37 AM. Reason: Replaced with data from text file originally linked.Leave a comment:
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In this case its a work-order database where the client ID can be selected, if ever the client info needs to be modified I created an edit list items to modify the client info. I was trying to make this new form pull the client ID from the work-order view and load the selected record accordingly for editing.
As mentioned prior I can run a query to filter the client results and only the desired name will come through, as well as simply...Leave a comment:
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Search for Record Macro Refusing to use Variables
I'm making a database to keep track of cases but given my lack of knowledge of VBA I'm trying to strictly stick to macros.
I'm using the SearchForRecord Command with the following parameters
Form1 : Button1 : Onclick
SearchForRecord
Object Type: Form
Object Name: Form2
Record: First
Where Condition: [Forms]![Form2]![ID] = [Forms]![Form1]![ID]
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