Hello all.
I am trying to use DLookup to auto-populate fields in an otherwise simple database. I am using Access 2010. I have created three different databases and the code still does not work. I think there may be glitches in this particular copy of the program. Please evaluate the details below and tell me what you think.
Table 1 has fields: Product ID, CustomerName, CustomerAddr, and ComplaintLevel.
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Hi ALL,
We have a server, in that we have lots of word files, all these files are belonging to several authors.
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