I have one report that shows a list of clients, including their ids.
I linked this report to another one, so when I click on an id, the second report is showing with the details of this client.
When I'm on the second report, I want to go back to the first report.
So I need to create a button on the second report.
I guess I need the javascript function window.history.back(); but how to implement it ?
I made a new message field, the prob is where to put this js function.
There's absolutely no information online.
If someone has done it, I would love to get some help.
Your best option is to code a "Home" button instead, or "Overview", or whatever name you want to give your 1st report, and have the button linked to the explicit URL of the 1st report.
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Please forgive me if this question is too vague or extensive. I have limited experience with Access, SQL, and VBA and have a problem at work that I just can't solve. I'm trying to add a "new button" button to the user interface on our Access database.
I would like it to maybe bring up another form that allows you to input a query you want to make into a quick link on the home page. Obviously this would only be accessible to certain users but I can handle that part.
I don't necessarily need the code written, just an idea of where to start. So far all I've been able to do is hard code a new query or link into a button each team I want to make one. I want this process to be simplified so that anybody can make a button even if they don't know how to use Access very well.
Again, any help would be greatly appreciated and feel free to tell me to get lost if this is too vast or general a question.
I would like it to maybe bring up another form that allows you to input a query
The above seems very confusing. You are asking how a form can be used or launched or displayed to allow the user to add a new record. Then you toss in this VERY unrelated concept of some query? What does some query have to do with adding a new record?
If you want to add a new record, and you are in a form that is displaying current records, then behind the button, you can execute this line of code to jump to a new record ready for data entry:
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec
So, that is one line of code.
If you want to launch an existing form and have it start out with a new clean fresh record, then use this:
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmCustomers", , , , acFormAdd
The above will launch the given from in "add mode" and thus you are again on a new fresh record ready for data entry.
The issue(s) of some query etc. for the user What does that have to do with wanting the user to add a new record? So that part does not seem to apply to the basic idea of presenting a form with a new record which allows the user to add that record in question.
You have to explain what all the hub bub about this magic query issue but to jump a form to a new record for the user? Just use the first line of code behind a button.
And if you need to launch a form in "add mode", then use the 2nd example one line of code behind the button in question. None of this has really anything to do with some "query" in regards to you wanting the user to add a new record. You can expand on what you mean by some user query, but you have several options to jump an existing form to a new record, or launch a form in "add mode" to allow adding of a record. In these cases, you don't need nor want to write or deal with some SQL query.
I need assistance with something which I have not been able to find through searching this site or even via Google.
I currently have an SSRS report which has a dropdown list that is immediately populated upon loading of the page.
Due to the extensiveness of this list, I have been asked to add another paramater to the report - a text box that would allow the user input and further "filter" the already-populated dropdown list.
By adding this feature, it would allow the user to narrow the contents of the dropdown list, if the user already knows what value he/she is after.
Now this is where I'm getting stuck... as far as I am aware, you can only have one dataset that is able to provide the data of any given paramater (in this case, a dropdown list). So how do you repopulate a dropdown list, that has already been populated?
Any assistance with this would be greatly appreciated.
EDIT: Please note that the only code driving this report are SQL stored procedures. This report was created using Visual Studio 2013.
Thanks.
Use a second dataset in order to populate your dropdown. In the second dataset, simply take your sql query and select distinct in a group, then you can use the second dataset as the dropdown and tie it to your column that matches.
I have a tabular report that has Show/Hide grouping on the rows. The end user wants all data displayed when first running the report, which is no problem. It covers roughly 3 or 4 pages. Can I make so that if I hide all the data, it then refreshes to show the "rolled" up table on a single page rather than split across multiple pages?
Go to properties window of the cells you are toggling display.
In the InitialToggleState property select False, it will show all data when you running the report initially.
Let me know if this can help you.
I decided to go with the report all rolled up when first run. Expanding from that state seems to keep the report on a single page plus I can roll it back up to a single page (although probably simpler to just re-run it).
I can't find any way to get to the data stored in the Quickbooks Item 'Notes'.
I am referring to the 'Notes' button on ItemInventory 'Edit Item' Dialog. Once you hit the Notes button, it opens a 'Notepad' and you can enter in text in a large textbox.
Can someone help with the correct API function call to get to this data? I didnt see it in the ItemInventoryQuery Response.
That data is not available and as you said not listed in the OSR.
I got a problem with a form showing the follow ups of a proposal.
I made a form where you can navigate to the next follow up and the previous one.
The problem is that when I use the navigation buttons, it adds a follow up to the current proposal.
I realized that the follow up created is always the same one (the id is 83) and actually it's one made for another proposal. So every time I navigate, it updates this particular follow up and change the proposalId for the current.
here's the code for one of the navigation button:
Private Sub btnShowPrevious_Click()
Save
FindRecord "ID", txtParentID
End Sub
Because the wrong id is always the same (83), in the current form event I added an alert and found out that before to show me the good follow up, it always go to the 83 for a millisecond.
here are the steps to get this weird behavior
create new follow up and save
create his child and save
close the form
open parent or child follow up
use the navigation button
then it goes to the 83 before to show the good one.
If i press again any navigation buttons, it won't happen.
And if I don't close the form after saving and use the buttons, it works.
it's like if there's a default follow up id while he's looking for the follow up I request.
I don't know if it's clear.
I set the fetch defaults, the filter on load and allow filters properties to "No".
Also, when I open the form in view mode from the design mode, the default record is the 83.
so why when I do a findrecord it goes to the default record before to go to the good one?
EDIT
Finally, it's always the first record
Why it shows the first record when I do the findrecord before to find the good one.
Does anyone have an idea why this is happening
Thank you.
I got it...
I tested it in another project and while I was writing Findrecord I noticed some parameters were missing.
I checked and it was a method I made ( I don't remember why I made my own method for this)
There was a Me.Filter = "".. that was reloading the form to the first record.
Thank you