ms-access-2010

I am new with VBA programming. I have designed one form in which there is a button. After clicking this button I want to insert record in my table having one date column. The number of dummy record should be equals to number of days in current month. If Month is May 2016 then record will inserted with date 1/5/2016, 2/5/2016.......31/5/2016 like that. Thanks in advance. Private Sub Command0_Click() Dim strQuery As String Dim currDateTime As Date currDateTime = Now() strQuery = "INSERT INTO tbl_ShipOrders (IDate ) VALUES (" & currDateTime & " )" CurrentDb.Execute (strQuery) End Sub The

I know this question has been asked multiple times in some form or fashion, but I'm not been able to find a solution that works and it's driving me crazy. I'm creating a search form in Access that executes a select query via VBA to find data that is in a table. So far this has been pretty straight forward, the query works, and the form returns results. The issue is that I'm using a subform to return/display the results and it is only returning one result at a time. I used the setup wizard to add the subform to the main form and I linked the two forms during that process. I have the subform

My Project is developed in MS-Access 2010 and Back end is SQL Server 2016.I connect the back end with ODBC. I install the system in my PCs and it working good but in one PC, whenever the user try to submit he get the same error ! [Error image] https://ibb.co/fCV6JGF I delete the old ODBC connection and create a "New" connection through SQL Server.Before I replace the Source code folder with new one.But the same Error occur. Private Sub cmdPostSubmit_Click() postSubmit = 1 postOnly = 0 If TestOutlookIsOpen = True Then Else If UCase (Trim(Me.cboAllStatus.Value)) = "STEPPED UP" Then MsgBox

I have already posted a question about updating the status bar while running queries in MS Access 2010. Please see How to show progress on status bar when running a sequence of queries in MS Access if you are interested. This is a very simple question about some code that doesn't work. I hope that if someone can answer it, it may help my understanding of why the code for the more complicated question doesn't work. Function PutMessageInStatusBar1() Dim RetVal As Variant Dim i As Long RetVal = SysCmd(4, "Before loop 1") For i = 1 To 500000000 Next RetVal = SysCmd(4, "Before loop 2") For i = 1 To

I have two tables in my database regarding the login details for both of my users (Librarians and Students) I have separated the user's details into 2 separate tables tblUserLibrarian and tblUserStudent; one for the Librarians and one for the Students. The Primary key in each table is the username or ID (LibrarianID and StudentID). Outline of the tables are like this: tblUserStudent StudentID Password FirstName LastName S1201235 pass3 Jane Smith S1201289 pass5 Pass Word S1202009 pass2 John Smith tblUserLibrarian LibrarianID Password L1094565 pass4 L1202836 password123 L1202908 qwerty L1212345

The title of this Question may not be accurate because I wasn't sure how to ask the question. Is there A way to have an ID field in AC 2010 the has a constant part and then a part of the ID that the user will enter in? EXAMPLE: "EMP9066" -I would like the "EMP" part of the ID to be constant at all times and the user should not be able to change it and the "9066" is a four digit that the user will be asked to type in. Please Help. _ Remember this is not SQL just basic access with some macros. Thanks Access has a data type called autonumber which will generate a unique number for each record

I'm creating a dictionary system, where words meaning is editable in RichTextBox (for user define FontSize, Color, etc...) So how to can I save meaning RichTextBox content in the Access database in RTF format? And how to can I read this? Renaud Bompuis Native Rich text in Access 2007/2010/2013 uses a subset of HTML, not RTF, so unless you want to convert to/from RTF<>HTML when you load/save your data, you will have to find another way to store your formatted text. Since the WPF RichText control uses RTF, the best way to save data in an Access database would probably be to use a binary blob. In