Jump to:. Sponsored Links Next. 1. Hi, I'm trying to refer to fields within a form using a variable string. I'm trying to create a procedure that will create an SQL string depending on what option has been selected in 8 lookup boxs on a form. I don't really want to use 8 if statements and therefore I am trying to use For count loop.
Status bar and progress meter. The status bar is the horizontal bar at the bottom of the screen that displays information about the current condition of the program, such as the status of items in the window, the progress of the current task, or information about the selected item. Microsoft Access Access VBA, adding Progress Bar in code to allow execution. I have tried several online tutorials on creating a Progress Bar when executing code, but I haven't been successful in getting it to work. Have you tried the built in status bar based one. It's pretty small and less obvious but can be adequate in some cases.
I just can't get it to view different fields in the form at different stages of the loop. A very simplied version of the code is shown below. It should just display the contents of each of the 8 boxes. Can anyone please tell me where I'm going wrong?
Dim strAndField as String Dim inos as Integer For count = 1 To 8 Step 1 strAndField = 'Category' & inos MsgBox Me! & StrAndField & Next count Many Thanks. 2. Hi, I have created a form using design view, in form have several of textboxes and combo box. I like to insert a datasheet view to this form as well to display the data to user.Which component I need to add? Similar Threads: 1.
I have a query that runs for about 10 minutes. Can someone tell me how I can tie a progress bar to the query to indicate the status of execution? Is there a way to modify this code to create a progress bar based on the number of records loaded into the new table from a make table query or a spreadsheet. The only code I have for a progress bar is Private Sub cmdGoClick Dim inti As Double Dim dblpct As Double Do Until inti Me.txtNumIterations dblpct = inti / Me.txtNumIterations Me.txtPctComplete = dblpct Me.boxPct.Width = Me.boxWhole.Width.
dblpct Me.txtI = inti If Me.txtI Mod 100 = 0 Then DoEvents End If inti = inti + 1 Loop This table loads quite a large number of records and I would rather have something besides the access progress bar End Sub 3. I know that there are a lot of progress bars that look very nice but what I need is a thinking bar that will be display while some process occur.
Is similar to what the hourglass is but instead a bar. Very similar to the windows thinking bar. I design one but in the codes I can't get it to work in the background while the others process occur. Is there some way to create this?? I know there is. My progress gets initialized but not updated, see code snippet below: RetVal = SysCmd(acSysCmdInitMeter, 'Data transfer in progress.
Please wait.' , iRows) 'Loop thru used rows of worksheet For x = 1 To iRows If x Mod 10 = 0 Then RetVal = SysCmd(acSysCmdInitMeter, 'Less than ' & iRows - x & ' rows remaining', iRows) Else RetVal = SysCmd(acSysCmdUpdateMeter, x) End If Set rngTemp = rngName.Offset(1) sData = rngName.Text If sData = ' Or sData = 'Party Name:' Or sData Like 'Print Date:.' Or sData Like 'Print Time:.' Or sData Like 'Search Date:.'
Then rngName.EntireRow.Delete Set rngName = rngTemp Else Set rngName = rngName.Offset(1) End If Next x SysCmd acSysCmdRemoveMeter What is going wrong here (using Access 97) 5. Hi, Could anyone suggest a method of having a text field (or similar) have the behaviour of a data bar in excel 2007. I have a field that displays a percentage and would like to present the information to the user in a bar graph / data bar / progress meter style appearance. The value is only ever updated when the form is first loaded, ie.
The values will not require updating/refreshing. The data comes from a query. It would be really great if it could change to yellow at 75% and red at 90% as some sort of conditional format as well?