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MS Access Runtime Error (2176): “The setting for this property is too long.”

MS Access Runtime Error (2176): “The setting for this property is too long.”

by Jonathan Halder | Mar 7, 2022 | MS Access Queries, MS Access Forms

This error occurs because, drum-roll please…. The setting for this property is too long. So in this particular case, the developer was trying to create a long SQL string using multiple UNIONs with a complex query and trying to set this string to the RowSource...
Gotcha! You thought you deleted a subform record but…

Gotcha! You thought you deleted a subform record but…

by Jonathan Halder | Jun 18, 2021 | MS Access Queries, MS Access Forms, MS Access

I recently experienced a frustrating issue that had me scratching my head for a while. I had a PO form with a Line Item subform and I could edit lines and when I tried to delete a line it was removed from the subform. BUT… If I closed and reopened the same PO...
Print button on Ribbon prints form instead of report

Print button on Ribbon prints form instead of report

by Jonathan Halder | Jun 4, 2021 | MS Access Forms, MS Access, MS Access Reports

So I had a form that opened a report using a function in another module using DoCmd.OpenReport. This worked fine and the report popped open and appeared to be the active object on the screen. However, it was not. The behavior this caused was that when I clicked on the...
Friendly Form Auditing in Microsoft Access

Friendly Form Auditing in Microsoft Access

by Jonathan Halder | Jun 3, 2021 | MS Access Forms, MS Access Features, MS Access

Recently, a customer requested that all changes to their form be logged and added to the email that is sent to the project manager associated with the project assigned to the form.  I found some code to walk a form during the BeforeUpdate routine and look for and...
Centering content on a form using Layouts

Centering content on a form using Layouts

by Jonathan Halder | Nov 30, 2020 | MS Access Forms, MS Access Features, MS Access

As you mention, you could determine the available screen space.  You are going to have a somewhat complex job because you will have to set the top and left of every visible control on the screen.  That is one way of doing it that will work. The other way would be to...
Wrong background colors on buttons with shadows

Wrong background colors on buttons with shadows

by Jonathan Halder | Oct 12, 2020 | MS Access Forms

Jon: Fix is either in the on open or on click events Jon: The issue occurs for me only when hovering over the button. See attached database for the simple workaround solution for this issue. I do think this is a bug in Access but at least there is a workaround for it....
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