Can anyone help with an Access 2013 DB. I have one table and a form with seven check boxes with the days of the week, if a box is checked I would like it to fill in a text box field and concatenate with any other day that is checked. The way I have it done works, however, there has to be a better way than repeating the code for the seven days seven times. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Option Compare Database
Dim DMon As String
Dim DTue As String
Dim DWed As String
Dim DThur As String
Dim DFri As String
Dim DSat As String
Dim DSun As String
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' **************** Monday ***********
Private Sub Day_Mon_Click()
If Me.Day_Mon = True Then
DMon = "Monday/"
Else
DMon = ""
End If
' ***************
If Me.Day_Tue = True Then
DTue = "Tuesday/"
Else
DTue ""
End If
Me.Days.Value = Dmon & DTue & DWed & DThur & DFri & DSat & DSun
End Sub
' *************** Tuesday **********
Private Sub Day_Tue_Click()
If Me.Day_Mon = True Then
DMon = "Monday/"
Else
DMon = ""
End If
' ***************
If Me.Day_Tue = True Then
DTue = "Tuesday/"
Else
DTue ""
End If
Me.Days.Value = Dmon & DTue & DWed & DThur & DFri & DSat & DSun
End Sub
how about this in your Days textbox control source:
=iif(me.day_Mon = 1,"Monday/","") & iif(me.day_Tues = 1,"Tuesday/","") & iif() & iif() etc
This will create the string you are after. you have to use '= 1' to test for the checkbox being checked or not, '= true' won't work here even though it does in vba.
HTH.
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