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July 16th, 2009, 03:22 PM
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"Enter Parameter Value" dialogue boxes
I can't figure out why when I open my database the "Enter Parameter
Value" dialogue boxes for the Date From and Date To textboxes appear on the screen. These textboxes are the criteria for the CallDate field and are contained in a SubForm on the Main form. I don't get. Any suggestions? Thanks for your time! Zuf 
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July 16th, 2009, 07:01 PM
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"Enter Parameter Value" dialogue boxes
I think there's an error in your SQL statement. Look carefully at all the
characters (alphabets and symbols), maybe you left something out. "zufie" wrote: I can't figure out why when I open my database the "Enter Parameter Value" dialogue boxes for the Date From and Date To textboxes appear on the screen. These textboxes are the criteria for the CallDate field and are contained in a SubForm on the Main form. I don't get. Any suggestions? Thanks for your time! Zuf
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July 16th, 2009, 07:07 PM
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"Enter Parameter Value" dialogue boxes
The form probably is in the startup or Autoexec macro.
-- Build a little, test a little. "zufie" wrote: I can't figure out why when I open my database the "Enter Parameter Value" dialogue boxes for the Date From and Date To textboxes appear on the screen. These textboxes are the criteria for the CallDate field and are contained in a SubForm on the Main form. I don't get. Any suggestions? Thanks for your time! Zuf
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