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Returning the Number of Rows in a Recordset
Hey everyone,
I cant seem to get the RecordCount Function to work... I always get -1 as the answer even when the recordset is full. How can I get the quantity of rows from my recordset? Alex. |
Returning the Number of Rows in a Recordset
It depends what type of recordset you're working with. Look up "recordcount"
in the vb Editor Help. HTH, Shockley "Alex" wrote in message ... Hey everyone, I cant seem to get the RecordCount Function to work... I always get -1 as the answer even when the recordset is full. How can I get the quantity of rows from my recordset? Alex. |
Returning the Number of Rows in a Recordset
Post your code, we're not psychic.
P "Alex" wrote in message ... Hey everyone, I cant seem to get the RecordCount Function to work... I always get -1 as the answer even when the recordset is full. How can I get the quantity of rows from my recordset? Alex. |
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