Edit data from search result? MS Access 2016 - ms-access

Have a search form in Access 2016. Trying to make search result data editable in the form.
So, I'm quite new to Access 2016. I have created a database and a form for the user to enter new data + a form to search in the data using a case number. If the number matches, the result will be displayed in combo boxes in the form.
The displayed data cannot be edited, which is what I'm trying to achieve.
I've looked long and hard on the internet, but have so far only seen one video on Youtube, where the guy was showing what I'm trying to do.. But he neglected to explain in any way how he had gotten his result.
How can I create my form, so that the user can edit any search result displayed in the same form? Can I archieve this using combo boxes or am I going about it wrong?

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How do I create a "Details" button in Microsoft Access?

I'm new to using Microsoft Access, and I'm having trouble restricting a report's output to only the single row I'm interested in.
My organization has a relatively small client list, where a little of their information is used frequently (like their name and account status), and much is used infrequently but still important (like home phone and incident reports).
The way I want to display this information is to have a form that shows a list of our active clients with their most common information, and then has a "Details" button at the end of the client info for when people need to see the rest of that client's information.
So far, I've successfully made a form that links to an "ActiveClients_rpt" report that shows the most common info, and I've made another form that links to a "ClientDetails_rpt" report that shows all the detailed info. My problem is that when I try to restrict the results in the Client Details report by the user input in the Active Clients form, either I have to use a very unaesthetic option (like an ugly combo box that replicates the list of names the user can already see), or (if I try to do something like add a button inside a report) the form sends me the information of every client's detailed info, when I only want the info of the one client.
Is there some way I can use a report (or some other option) to tell Access to only pull information from the row in a list the button is located on? I've tried doing things like making an embedded macro using the OpenForm command to open my ClientDetails_form form with [Forms]![ClientDetails_form]![ID] or [Forms]![ClientDetails_form]![ID]=[Me].[ID] as a Where Condition (where ID is the client's ID #), but everything I've tried has either resulted in an error or not restricted the report like I want it to.
This is pretty complicated without seeing your actual database, but I did a video on something similar that might help here https://youtu.be/nNUjmH72OfI. You basically set a click event in the 'Event' tab of the Properties window while your 'Detail' button is selected (in form design view). You click on the builder button (button with three dots) and either use the Macro Builder or the Code Builder to type out the VBA. The Macro Builder is the simplest way in this case.
That's pretty vague, I admit. But hopefully the video helps.

wordpress make a wizard to collect information from user and save it in a database

I am attempting to make a step through wizard in word press. I have a website with a nice theme and everything and all pages work fine. What i want to do is in one of the page collect some information from the customer. When they select one of the buttons on the site i want them to end up on a page that has a bunch of options. Based on their selection i want a certain information captured and then the wizard moves to the next page.
Step by step i want to collect 5 or 6 pieces of information that the user selects. Kind of like a wizard that the user can select their options and that gets saved to their profile. Now i am not exactly sure how database management works in word press, how i can create rows or columns based on what i need and how i can save information to these. All the word press tutorials that i find are basic and dont show this type of behavior and data manipulation. Can someone point me in the right direction where i can learn about how to set up databases and collect information from the user?
Thanks,
If you want to store the data for user you can first create User Meta Fields. You can follow this link on how to create User meta fields
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/add_user_meta/ . You can then save the data from the form in this meta fields using update_user_meta()
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/update_user_meta/. You can fetch this data using function get_user_meta()
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_user_meta/
I hope this helps you !!

Create form in ssrs

I was assigned a task to create a form in SSRS. This form is used by finance dept submit to government quarterly. The sample form looks like a tax form. When end user input data the form will automatically calculate the result. I have never done this kind task before. I only used SSRS to create table or matrix reports. Can anybody give me some ideas?
Thanks.
You cannot really create forms in SSRS. The only input that users can do is from a report parameter. I would suggest using Microsoft Access, that way you can import any data from the necessary databases (if you need to use database) and create a form there.
Or use a simple Excel calculation.
You can successfully use SSRS as a forms interface. SSRS is actually nice for SIMPLE forms solutions. Search how and you will be able to change the "VIEW REPORT" button to Submit , or any thing else you want it to say.
You can also easily embed reports in SharePoint (No add-ins) using the Page Viewer web part. Use "https://YOURREPORTSERVERNAME.YourReportName?rs:Embed=True" to hide the report navigation bar..

Dynamically capture the date and time for each check box selected

I am a little new to web development and need some help. I have a webform that has checkboxes as a selection. For each checkbox selected the user should be able to enter a date, time and pickup location.
I already have these fields on the form. My question is how do I capture and report this information for every checkbox selected.
I anticipate some great responses as this site has been a very huge resource so far.

Survey via Lotus Notes+access vba

I'm developing an access vba application that sends Survey emails via Lotus Notes to our staff, based on different parameters. I would like these emails to include option buttons (embedded OLE objects)so our staff selects the desired options and clicks a button to send the answer back.
I can create these emails, embed the objects and send them from the 'Stationery' folder in Lotus Notes.
Since I'm a newbie to LotusScript:
What code should I insert into the button so I could receive back the selected options? Is it as simple as forwarding the original email back? I guess I could get the selected values via richtextitem, am I right?
Many thanks in advance
Based on your answers above, I suspect that your easiest course of action will be to include a "Reply-To" header in your email with the address of the mailbox that your Access code will scan, and include instructions to your user to "Reply with History to this message, make your selections, and then click Send".
However, another way to do it would be to create two prototype documents with rich text fields in a database that your code can access. In the first document, manually create a Notes button (not OLE) with #Command([Compose];"Reply With History") and an appropriate label. In the second document, manually create a button with #MailSend("your application's mailbox address"). Then write code to create your survey document, read the first prototype and it's rich text item and use the AppendRTItem method to put the prototype contents into the rich text field of your new document. Then write your code to insert your OLE survey stuff into the rich text. Finally, read the second prototype and its rich text item and use AppendRTItem again to tack it onto the end of your survey document's rich text item.