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You are passing in the ID, and you have verified that ID is being set? You have put the ID field in your form (is that where you are passing the ID?) on the form, and verified it has a value? Based on your initial post, I think that what you are saying is if the ID is populated via parameter, you don't want the user to fill out the form? I ...
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Hi Hilary,
please,Any chance to check today?
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I may have the answer... I'll find out tomorrow:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/access-error-query-is-corrupt-fad205a5-9fd4-49f1-be83-f21636caedec
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I'm sorry - didn't have a chance today - I'll try to take a look tomorrow. :)
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Sorry - didn't have a chance today - I'll try to take a look tomorrow. :)
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Hi IPD!
I am working on a simple solution to having a database over the submitted forms made in our team. It is basically a request form for invoices to either resend them or pay the customer back. What I was thinking, was to have a repeating table with columns rows. One for "Invoice number" and the other one for "Activity". ...
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Hello, I've been using InfoPath with Access connections for a few years when all of a sudden this week users get this error when they click the submit button:
InfoPath cannot submit the form.
Some rules were not applied.
InfoPath cannot submit the form.
An error occurred while the form was being submitted.
Query '' is corrupt.
There ...
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Thank you very much for your time
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Ok. I'll try to take another look later today and see if I can make a better guess at the right filter.