ms-access

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问题 I am trying to do something that I have done a hundred times, but it suddenly won't work. acc.AutomationSecurity = msoAutomationSecurityLow 'Remove Security Prompt acc.OpenCurrentDatabase path & "Year " & Range("yr") & "\" & Range("yr") & Range("mo") & "\Year " & Range("yr") & Range("mo") & " GENERIC DB NAME.mdb", True 'update link acc.CurrentDb.TableDefs("TABLE NAME").Connect = "MS Access;DATABASE=" & path & "Year " & Range("yr") & "\" & Range("yr") & Range("mo") & "\Year " & Range("yr") &

问题 I am currently writing a program to save stuff entered in a form in Excel into a database in Access. I am trying to increment a primary key field within Access by "1" whenever I add data from the fields in my Excel form. Because I have declared this field as a PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL field, it doesn't allow me add another row of data unless the primary key field has been declared. I do not want the user to enter the PK data, as that would be silly. How would I go about doing DDL from Excel into

问题 I am currently writing a program to save stuff entered in a form in Excel into a database in Access. I am trying to increment a primary key field within Access by "1" whenever I add data from the fields in my Excel form. Because I have declared this field as a PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL field, it doesn't allow me add another row of data unless the primary key field has been declared. I do not want the user to enter the PK data, as that would be silly. How would I go about doing DDL from Excel into

问题 Background story: I work on finance (not a developer, so help is very appreciated), my department currently relies heavily on excel and vba to automate as much as possible of our tasks. The company just validated a python distribution and we're now allowed to use it, so I just thought on giving a try. Challenge: My first challenge was to load a CSV file into a MSAcess database (because not all of us are tech savy enough to work purely using dev tools and DBs, so need to make things easy for

问题 This is my first post and I am new to MS Access with no coding experience. I have a Access Database with a table call Attachments with field as "Saved Path" & "File Name". Both are Hyperlink data type. Since there is limit of 2GB under MS Access attachments option, I would like to save a link to the file saved outside of MS Access. What I am looking for is, when a user click on Saved Path it opens a windows dialogue box and user select the file (already created and saved under a network path)

问题 This is my first post and I am new to MS Access with no coding experience. I have a Access Database with a table call Attachments with field as "Saved Path" & "File Name". Both are Hyperlink data type. Since there is limit of 2GB under MS Access attachments option, I would like to save a link to the file saved outside of MS Access. What I am looking for is, when a user click on Saved Path it opens a windows dialogue box and user select the file (already created and saved under a network path)

问题 My Problem I don't know any VBA Need to generate a string of 12 chars (ALPHA + numbers , 0-9 , A-Z) IN VBA... Sample output : "ADF3V3224K1WQ" (12 characters long , Higher caps Alphabetical letters , and Numeric values aswell). Story I'm having a hard time figuring out how to create a string generator (didn't say it has to be random, but it 100% has to be unique, meaning it has to check for duplications or store existing values), I have no experience with VBA. I already found a similar post

问题 My Problem I don't know any VBA Need to generate a string of 12 chars (ALPHA + numbers , 0-9 , A-Z) IN VBA... Sample output : "ADF3V3224K1WQ" (12 characters long , Higher caps Alphabetical letters , and Numeric values aswell). Story I'm having a hard time figuring out how to create a string generator (didn't say it has to be random, but it 100% has to be unique, meaning it has to check for duplications or store existing values), I have no experience with VBA. I already found a similar post

问题 This is an ongoing problem, and I'm hoping there is just a property that I'm missing. Scenario: I have a form that contains subforms. The Default View property for the subforms is set to Datasheet. (The main form is set to Single Form). Due to changes in what I'm tracking, I want to include another field that wasn't part of the original record source. So, I changed the record source (a query) and added the field to the subform. The new field is added to the end of the Datasheet view by