MS Access Validation – PT4 Validating Text Strings Check the string for null values IsNull function Len Function InStr function Other VBA String function Validating Numbers IsNumeric function IsDate function M
If the control you move to on the subform previously had the focus, neither its Enter event nor its GotFocus event occurs, but the Enter event for the subform control does occur. If you move the focus from a control on a subform to a control on the main form, the Exit and LostFocus...
A lightweight form or report can be used as a subform or subreport and will appear in the Forms or Reports collection. Lightweight objects support the use of macros, and public procedures that exist in standard modules when called from the object's property sheet. Microsoft Access sets the ...
You can also move to a control on a subform by using the GoToControl action to move first to the subform and then to the control on the subform.To run the GoToControl action in a Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) module, use the GoToControl method of the DoCmd object. You can also ...
I had tried to use the first part of the XIRR code (calling the function from excel) given by MajP in the above thread, but I get an error "Run Time Error...
I have a MS Access 2013 split database that I enhanced with new forms and functionality. The new forms, related tables and VBA were developed on a desktop machine (with a local copy of the database backend in order not to impact live data)...
If the control you move to on the subform previously had the focus, neither its Enter event nor its GotFocus event occurs, but the Enter event for the subform control does occur. If you move the focus from a control on a subform to a control on the main form, the Exit and LostFocus...
This allows the user to move to a new record by pressing the TAB key. Note The Cycle property only controls the TAB key behavior on the form where the property is set. If a subform control is in the tab order, once the subform control receives the focus, the Cycle property setting ...
If you move the focus from a control on a subform to a control on the main form, the Exit and LostFocus events for the control on the subform don't occur, just the Exit event for the subform control and the Enter and GotFocus events for the control on the main form....
For controls, you can use the Section property to determine which section of a form or report a control is in. Section property as it applies to the Form and Report objects. You can use the Section property to identify a section of a form or report and provide access to the properties ...