Richard
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access report and macro issue
I have a dbse which i intend to use in a small network.
There is some code behind a report and when it is opened on my computer (access 2007) the code does not operate and the rport doesnt function properly.
But when the report is opened on other client computers it works fine and the code works.
The dbse is in a shared folder. The dbse is written in access 2002.
Access 2007 is on my computer which doesnt open it properly and
access 2002 in on the other computer which is fine.
I have Symantec anti virus on all computers and all are up to date with definitions.
all running xp
There is some code behind a report and when it is opened on my computer (access 2007) the code does not operate and the rport doesnt function properly.
But when the report is opened on other client computers it works fine and the code works.
The dbse is in a shared folder. The dbse is written in access 2002.
Access 2007 is on my computer which doesnt open it properly and
access 2002 in on the other computer which is fine.
I have Symantec anti virus on all computers and all are up to date with definitions.
all running xp
What is the code? In what way does it not work? Could this be because macro security is too high on the computer with the problem?
ASKER
Hi, see for the probem
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26844766/access-query-and-report.html
access 2007 does not appear to have the same user defined security "buttons" as previous versions, apparently, tho, that said I have never had this problem before or anything like it.
code to follow
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26844766/access-query-and-report.html
access 2007 does not appear to have the same user defined security "buttons" as previous versions, apparently, tho, that said I have never had this problem before or anything like it.
code to follow
ASKER
code in report detail
the dbse is in a "Trusted location"
so should be OK.
the dbse is in a "Trusted location"
so should be OK.
Private Sub Detail_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer)
Dim ctl As Control
For Each ctl In Me.Section(0).Controls
ctl.Visible = Not IsNull(ctl)
Next
End Sub
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yay, boag
spot on my friend,
thanks for the code tip as well
spot on my friend,
thanks for the code tip as well
;-)