How Do I Populate Body of Invoice?

[IamFrustratedWithAccess]

Using Business Time and Billing Template. After a miserable experience with
first go-round COMPLETELY REBUILT files in newly downloaded templates. NOW,
when I select "invoices" the correct amounts are displayed, as well as the
headers et. al.
HOWEVER, NONE of the data (hours worked, expenses, etc.) displays.

I NEED HELP and cannot afford to pay $50 for it!!

Whose idea was it to name this software "ACCESS?" That was a very bad joke.
PLEASE HELP!

 

[Steve]

Did someone email you and offer to help you for $50?


"IamFrustratedWithAccess"

 

[IamFrustratedWithAccess]

No. But when you review the Microsoft Office Online contacts, they ask for
the product ID. When it pulled mine, it was VERY clear, that I'd have to pay
the subscription fee for assistance. That's about the ONLY thing that's been
clear about ACCESS so far!

 

[John... Visio MVP]

Did someone undercut your price?

These newsgroups are provided by Microsoft for FREE peer to peer support,
and there was no indication from the OP saying that they were contacted by
soemone from this hewsgroup. So do not even consider offering your
questionable servies at unreasonable prices.

John... Visio MVP

 

[Arvin Meyer MVP]

If you can be specific, including table, query, field, from, report, and
control names, I can help you for free. Access MVP's do not charge for their
services online, although some of us do offer private services when writing
entire databases.
--
Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
http://www.datastrat.com
http://www.mvps.org/access
http://www.accessmvp.com


"IamFrustratedWithAccess"

 

[Fred]

The experts that answer these posts (not me) could, in minutes, give you
help worth a lot more than $50. But you are gong to have to give them some
actual information on your problem rather than just blaming/insulting the
toolbox (Access)

Access is the world's most widely used database program. But it's a toolbox
that you have to learn how to use.

I tried doing sculptures with a chainsaw and they didn't so good. It was
the saw's fault.