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April 11th, 2006, 10:28 PM
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problem creating a form in access 2003
I'm trying to create a form with form wizard in access 2003 but when asked to
select a field from my existing tables, none of the fields from the tables are showing. please help 
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April 12th, 2006, 03:50 AM
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problem creating a form in access 2003
zo wrote:
I'm trying to create a form with form wizard in access 2003 but when asked to select a field from my existing tables, none of the fields from the tables are showing. please help In properties, check that RecordSource is set to a table. If not, click the arrow and select a table. Another way is to go to the Tables on the DB window. select the table and on the bar above, there is a button and arrow for 'autoForm' which creates a very basic form based on all the controls. Just go through them, align them and size them as you wish, or delete the ones you don't want. Hope this helps, Jeff C
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May 29th, 2006, 11:13 AM
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problem creating a form in access 2003
I have the same problem with form wizards.
Jeff wich properties, I don't find any RecordSource. "Jeff C" wrote: zo wrote: I'm trying to create a form with form wizard in access 2003 but when asked to select a field from my existing tables, none of the fields from the tables are showing. please help In properties, check that RecordSource is set to a table. If not, click the arrow and select a table. Another way is to go to the Tables on the DB window. select the table and on the bar above, there is a button and arrow for 'autoForm' which creates a very basic form based on all the controls. Just go through them, align them and size them as you wish, or delete the ones you don't want. Hope this helps, Jeff C
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