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[krkow]

SPLASH overview layout for database creted in MS_ACCESS.



I have created data base and I would like to share this for users who are no advance in Database- jut enough to them have an userfrendly layout.

Is it possibile to do. My database is based on FROM tabels.

krkow

[June7]

You can create a thread in the Sample Databases subforum and attach the project to a post.

Be sure to run Compact & Repair and zip before attaching. The Attachment Manager is below the Advanced post editor.

What do you mean by 'FROM tables'?

[krkow]

I would to explain that my database is based on FORM - sorry for writing wrong words.

Do you have any practical example how to create SPLASH icon which opens my databes only to form view without looking in source data - like tables ane queries?

[June7]

I don't understand. Are you offering a sample for benenfit of other users or are you asking for assistance? What do you mean by 'based on form'? If you don't have tables, this is not a database.

[krkow]

I'm not offering any sample for benefits for other users.

As you can see I'm not advanced, so let me explain again this sentence.

In my database there are created : tabeles, queries and "FORM" as well.

The idea is that it works without participating in the source data -> MS_Access (tables, queries and form as well).

Is it possible to create the button which initializes the data from my Database and presents in "usefull overview"? - the only data taken from "FORM" without participating in "core data".

Should I use some external software or just enough MS_Access?

Very appreciate for your effort.

[June7]

The idea is that it works without participating in the source data

You have only one form in your project? It is not bound to data?

Is it possible to create the button which initializes the data from my Database and presents in "usefull overview"?

Yes, can use code to open a table or query but why?

- the only data taken from "FORM" without participating in "core data".

Does not make sense, especially when read with the preceeding question.