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Old August 19th, 2003, 09:49 AM
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In my database program, I would like to have a label named lblcount to show which record of the database it is. For example, Record 6 of 2100.

Can someone please help me with some basic source code for starters? I am drawing a blank.

Thank you in advance.
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do you have a recordset open with all the records in it? what are you using to access the database?
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lblCount.Caption = "Record " & CStr(rs.AbsolutePosition) & " of " & _
    CStr(rs.RecordCount)
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