Dan Waters
df.waters at outlook.com
Sat Feb 28 11:32:10 CST 2015
Hi Kostas,
Take a look at this in your text:
'0simperasmata' is typed in your example with a leading zero.
'Osimperasmata' is typed with a leading 'O'.
At least variables cannot be named with a leading number. I checked and it
is possible to name a table in both Access and SQL Server with a leading
number - I was surprised!
Perhaps changing the leading zero to a leading O might help?
Good Luck!
Dan
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From: accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com
[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Kostas
Konstantinidis
Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2015 9:27 AM
To: Access Developers discussion and problem solving
Subject: [AccessD] limit drop down from another field...
Hi,
There are three fields into the same form
[result_zscore_ostiki_piknotita]--> decimal
[result_tscore_ostiki_piknotita]--> decimal [simperasma_1] --> combo box
with record source SELECT [0simperasmata].ID_symperasmata,
[0simperasmata].simperasma, [0simperasmata].tip FROM 0simperasmata ORDER BY
[0simperasmata].simperasma;
into [0simperasmata].tip are saved three different values "z", "t" and "zt"
what I need is to limit the drop down list the based on
[result_zscore_ostiki_piknotita] or [result_tscore_ostiki_piknotita] values
I tried:
Private Sub result_zscore_ostiki_piknotita_AfterUpdate()
If Not IsNull(result_zscore_ostiki_piknotita) Then
Me.simperasma_1.RowSourceType = "0simperasmata"
Me.simperasma_1.RowSource = "SELECT ID_symperasmata, simperasma, tip
FROM 0simperasmata " & _
WHERE(([0simperasmata].tip) = "z")
Else
End If
End Sub
but it doen't work
any help please?
thank's
/kostas
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