Locking Fields on a Table on a Form

[Micron]

I cannot use the wizard because I really need it to be displayed in a familiar format and searchable

This makes no sense at all. I don't know where you're getting some of these notions from, but all you need to do has been suggested already.


I wish you good luck, but I get the feeling I can't help further the way this is going. It's been 15 posts for something that should have taken no more than 4 or 5 max.

[Bob Fitz]

Loup

Perhaps it would be better for you to post a copy of your db. Perhaps we could then make the adjustments required easier than we can explain to you.

[Bob Fitz]

Cross posted: https://access-programmers.co.uk/for...d.php?t=293492


Please read: http://www.excelguru.ca/content.php?184

[orange]

Loup,

Here is a link to a free youtube video that addresses your issue (at least as I understand it).
Found through google using youtube msaccess locking controls on forms/subforms

I really need it to be displayed in a familiar format and searchable, so it appears like a spreadsheet. I want to use access because I will be able to add more functionality and manipulate the date more easily going forward. Perhaps access lacks a straightforward way to do this and I may need to start asking about VB code.

Perhaps you will learn more about Access, navigating through Access and VBA as your project progresses. Access is Access, Excel is a spreadsheet tool. These products are built on different object models, and do different things.

There are many free resources --videos, tutorials, articles, forums, samples.... to help with concepts and terminology. That the terminology and presentation are not clear to you nor in your preferred format is a fact that will improve/change as you gain experience in the product.

Good luck.