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    The MS Access DB engine does not recognize '' as a valid field name or expression.

    I have a form with tabs for different dates. I have a text box that updates as users click on different tabs so that I can present the user with their schedule for that day. The field that updates with the tab dates is txtTab. It's on my Self-Service form. Here's an example of how it updates...
    • ARW17
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    • form not a valid field name query criteria tab view
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Microsoft Access
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    Access Tab View - too many tabs, need them to rotate

    Hi! I'm trying to let users see their schedule for each day of the next month. I have it set up in tab view now and it works great. The problem is that only 2 weeks worth fit nicely. I'd like to create a view where 2 weeks are shown then they could hit an arrow or something to bring up tabs for...
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    Master/Child results in "This expression is typed incorrectly, or it is too complex to be evaluated..."

    I'm trying to make the master a text box called 'TxtTab' and the child a text box from my subform: 'Forecast Date'. I wrote some VBA code to make the 'TxtTab' text box equal the caption on my tabs. I want to be able to flip through my tabs and have the data update based on the date in the tab...
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    Access VBA for defining a text box based on Tabs

    I want to create a text box whose value is equal to the caption on the tab that is currently active. For example, my tabs are dates. The first tab is today's date and the next 4 are the next 4 work dates. I want the text box to say Fri 1/20, when the Fri 1/20 tab is selected and the change to...
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    Set Parent/Child to subform on Tab View

    I have a tab view on my form with a subform on top (not within the tab). My tabs are dates. I want to set the parent as the date on the tab and the child as the date on the subform on top. Can I do this through the property sheet or do I need VBA to do it?

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