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Creating Tables in VB
How do you create a Table in Visual Basic? We have a database at work that was created in VB. Whenever we need to create a table, it looks fine until we go back in and view it. At this point, the rows and columns have shifted and sometimes you can't even tell it was a table.
Please help. Thank you.
Please help. Thank you.
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After I give this response to our programmer at work, I may be able to rate this higher. As a user inputting information, I wouldn't know how to do this.
What we do is go into our VB database. There is also a Word 6.0 document behind the screen. We put our information into the Word document and then copy and paste it into the Database. It is then that we see that VB did not accept our tables in the format we created them.
So, I guess, more to the point: we never know when a table is needed. Is there something we, as users, can do OR must we notify our IS area every time we want to create a table so that they can code it as your directed above?
I'm new to this and really do appreciate your help.
What we do is go into our VB database. There is also a Word 6.0 document behind the screen. We put our information into the Word document and then copy and paste it into the Database. It is then that we see that VB did not accept our tables in the format we created them.
So, I guess, more to the point: we never know when a table is needed. Is there something we, as users, can do OR must we notify our IS area every time we want to create a table so that they can code it as your directed above?
I'm new to this and really do appreciate your help.
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What we do is go into our VB database. There is also a Word 6.0 document behind the screen. We put our information into the Word document and then copy and paste it into the Database. It is then that we see that VB did not accept our tables in the format we created them.
So, I guess, more to the point: we never know when a table is needed. Is there something we, as users, can do OR must we notify our IS area every time we want to create a table so that they can code it as your directed above?
I'm new to this and really do appreciate your help.