Need Some Help,
In Modifing this Bit of VBA Code,
This the code i use and it works but i want it to go one step further
in on the open event of my main start up form
If DCount("[ProjectQNo]", "Qry_DueProject s") 0 Then
DoCmd.RunMacro "TodayProjectsE mail"
End If
in that Macro i also have a action which updates a Field PrintedDate
in the Qry_DueProjects and puts todays date in.
What i Want to happen is
If DCount("[ProjectQNo]", "Qry_DueProject s") 0 (and
PrintedNotifica tion is Null) Then
DoCmd.RunMacro "TodayProjectsE mail"
End If
Which Should then only print that Query Once day.
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The following line should work for you:
If DCount("[ProjectQNo]", "Qry_DueProject s") 0 And
IsNull(Me!Print edNotification) Then
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Need Some Help,
In Modifing this Bit of VBA Code,
This the code i use and it works but i want it to go one step further
in on the open event of my main start up form
If DCount("[ProjectQNo]", "Qry_DueProject s") 0 Then
DoCmd.RunMacro "TodayProjectsE mail"
End If
in that Macro i also have a action which updates a Field PrintedDate
in the Qry_DueProjects and puts todays date in.
What i Want to happen is
If DCount("[ProjectQNo]", "Qry_DueProject s") 0 (and
PrintedNotifica tion is Null) Then
DoCmd.RunMacro "TodayProjectsE mail"
End If
Which Should then only print that Query Once day.
Is there a need to use the comparison operator in the Dcount? I don't see why
">0" it would help you to evaluate Dcount.
DCount without the operator in the IfThen statement will always evaluate True
or False. Any value of 1 and above will always be True and 0 will be False. da***********@g mail.com wrote:
>Need Some Help,
In Modifing this Bit of VBA Code,
This the code i use and it works but i want it to go one step further
in on the open event of my main start up form
If DCount("[ProjectQNo]", "Qry_DueProject s") 0 Then
DoCmd.RunMac ro "TodayProjectsE mail"
End If
in that Macro i also have a action which updates a Field PrintedDate
in the Qry_DueProjects and puts todays date in.
What i Want to happen is
If DCount("[ProjectQNo]", "Qry_DueProject s") 0 (and
PrintedNotific ation is Null) Then
DoCmd.RunMac ro "TodayProjectsE mail"
End If
Which Should then only print that Query Once day.
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