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    cewolf is offline Novice
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    Question how to give a user a limited time access to certain forms ?

    Greetings every one !!

    it is my first time here

    i have a problem that i dont know how to solve ...

    i have database that i am working on , i want to give a user a time limited accsess ( one week ) to the reports section for example !!

    after a certain date he will require a password or the report button will be inactive



    i have an idea how to do that but i don't know how to apply it in VBA ( i am not good at all with programming )

    -at program start up , it will check for today's date if it is greater or equal to (lets say ) 24-9-2013 then it will change a field in an X table from "yes" to "no" ,


    -after that the code will check table X for the yes no field , if yes then open Form A
    if no then open form B / or make report button inactive


    how to do that in VB ... and is there is a better way to do it ? can it be done in the macro builder ?

    a ton of thanks

    Z

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    Dal Jeanis is offline VIP
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    The question of VBA or macro is just a style preference - they can both accomplish the same thing, for the most part.

    There are a lot of design issues in what you're talking about - it isn't hard, but there are lots of fiddling little details that all have to match each other.

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