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Thanks<br />
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adding the DAO.index was enough<br />
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Thanks

adding the DAO.index was enough



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I'd like to aword the points
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I think you closed this question by mistake. &nbsp;You can generate a request in Community Support for Moderator review to reverse this. 
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I think you closed this question by mistake.  You can generate a request in Community Support for Moderator review to reverse this.

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No, It was not a mistake, the answer was perfect I even awarded the points already, why should I open it again?
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No, It was not a mistake, the answer was perfect I even awarded the points already, why should I open it again?

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I already awarded the pointes twice, &nbsp;whats worng?
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I already awarded the pointes twice,  whats worng?

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Hi nuritat. &nbsp;It seems to be sorted now. &nbsp;Thankyou.
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Hi nuritat.  It seems to be sorted now.  Thankyou.

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Hi <br />
I'm trying to create an index to a table on Access 2007<br />
like this:<br />
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Set idx = tdf.CreateIndex(&quot;PrimaryKe<wbr />y&quot;)<br />
With idx<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;.Fields.Append .CreateField(&quot;field1&quot;)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;.Fields.Append .CreateField(&quot;field2&quot;)<br />
End With<br />
idx.Primary = True<br />
tdf.Indexes.Append idx<br />
<br />
it used to work for me on earlier versions of access but now I get an error on &quot;&nbsp;.CreateField&quot; <br />
saying: &quot;Method or data memeber not found&quot;<br />
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any idea?<br />
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Thanks 
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Hi 
I'm trying to create an index to a table on Access 2007
like this:

Set idx = tdf.CreateIndex("PrimaryKey")
With idx
     .Fields.Append .CreateField("field1")
     .Fields.Append .CreateField("field2")
End With
idx.Primary = True
tdf.Indexes.Append idx

it used to work for me on earlier versions of access but now I get an error on " .CreateField" 
saying: "Method or data memeber not found"

any idea?

Thanks 

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