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ID: 860 Please help!
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860 Please help!
Your actually showing the dataform twice.
Sub AA() Application.Goto Reference:="DataTable" ActiveSheet.ShowDataForm End Sub should be sufficient. If your data doesn't start in one of cells A1:B2, then you need to name your DataTable to DataBase. I couldn't reproduce any space problem in a date field. It appears the form uses the specified short date format to display the data. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Leanne" wrote in message ... |
860 Please help!
Deduced from a blank message?
Bob "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Your actually showing the dataform twice. Sub AA() Application.Goto Reference:="DataTable" ActiveSheet.ShowDataForm End Sub should be sufficient. If your data doesn't start in one of cells A1:B2, then you need to name your DataTable to DataBase. I couldn't reproduce any space problem in a date field. It appears the form uses the specified short date format to display the data. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Leanne" wrote in message ... |
860 Please help!
No, from the second post, but never know what the poster can see.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Deduced from a blank message? Bob "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Your actually showing the dataform twice. Sub AA() Application.Goto Reference:="DataTable" ActiveSheet.ShowDataForm End Sub should be sufficient. If your data doesn't start in one of cells A1:B2, then you need to name your DataTable to DataBase. I couldn't reproduce any space problem in a date field. It appears the form uses the specified short date format to display the data. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Leanne" wrote in message ... |
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