Calculated Control Into Table
Jan 31, 2006Is there a way to get a calculated Control of a form to end up in the underlying table?
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Save Data From A Calculated Control To A Field In A Table
Sep 14, 2006i have a total in an invoice with is a tabulated form with totals in the detail footer I want to post the calculated total (control) to a table. How ia this done.
View 2 Replies View RelatedDcount Vs SQL(VBA) For A Calculated Control
Oct 7, 2005Here is the SQL that A2K gives me for the query that has the actions I want it to perform. But I can't get it to give me a count of the number of records returned. I would love to use DCOUNT but I am having a tough time working it out. Also in the final soultion, the numbers 2 and 23 are fields that I have 2 = weekday and 23 = [weekday] + [tt] which are in a different table. If someone could help me out with the DCOUNT formula, I would be forever appreciative.
SELECT DISTINCTROW noweekend.noweekday, noweekend.dayid
FROM noweekend
GROUP BY noweekend.noweekday, noweekend.dayid
HAVING (((noweekend.noweekday)=1) AND ((noweekend.dayid)>=2 And (noweekend.dayid)<23)) OR (((noweekend.noweekday)=7) AND ((noweekend.dayid)>=2 And (noweekend.dayid)<23));
Dlookup In Calculated Control
Apr 24, 2007Hi,
I am trying to create a calculated field in a query which uses another value in the query to lookup a table. I get an error running the query :
"Microsoft Access can't find the name 'Indcat' you entered in the expression."
The expression I am using is as follows:
Expr1: DLookUp("[Class]","Class","([Indcat] = [Clind]) AND ([2007] Between [From] AND [To])")
Indcat and 2007 are valid field names in the query.
I used this Dlookup in a form and it worked fine (with Form! etc references to Indcat and 2007)
Mystified
Tony Randell
Storing A Calculated Control.??
Jan 3, 2006if i have formula in a text box can that calculation be stored in a table???
example
sales total
sales tax
grand total
where grand total = sales tax+sales total
if the control is bounded to a field in a table once the formula is entered doesnt it loose the connection with the field???
right now when i enter a formula in a control it will no longer store it in the table but it will only show the result in the actual form..???
Calculated Control On Form Won't Save
Oct 4, 2004Hi,
I am a first time user to access groups, so I am hoping for a
good experience.
I have a form which has a calculated control. But the calculation
shows on the form but is not storing in the record.
On the property sheet, the name is charge and the control source is
the calculation (=[source1]+[source2]...)
Why is it displaying but not storing? I do not know Visual Basic, so I would
like a solution that is simple if there is such a thing.
Thanks in advance,
Trainjoan
Input Mask On Calculated Control?
Nov 2, 2005Is it possible to use an input mask on a calculated control? I have a field which will return "Home Phone:" [HomePhone] and I'd like it to actually display the phone number as (000) 000-0000. Is there a way to do this? Thank you!
View 1 Replies View RelatedForms :: Calculated Control Value Appears But Disappears
Nov 7, 2013I have a calculated control on a form that is summing other controls and then a subtotal on a subform. This is access 2007
The calculated control does not display the value until I enter a value other then the default in all of the source controls. If I hit the "refresh" button, the value appears in the calculated control for a moment, then disappears.
I have set the default of the source controls to be 0, so none are null.
the calc control value does not stay until I put a value in the subform and its subtotal thus has a value
Forms :: Storing Calculated Control Of A Subform
Jul 5, 2015Eventhough i know calculated control are for queries, I still need to store a calculated value of a sum. I have a form with customers, dates, locations. That form has a subform that contains the services done and materials used. This subform is in datasheet view. In the footer i have a control with =Sum([Price]).
So I need the value of this control to be stored in the table the main form is based on. I did an unbound control in the main form where the =Me!Subform.Form!.Textx will bring the value "over" Then for the on focus event the vba code Me.Total=Me.Textx stores the value. That is fine. The same works with a command button with the same vba code.
However i am asking if there is a more automatic way to get the value over without the unbound control/command button.
Reports :: Calculated Control In Report Footer
Mar 23, 2014I have a report and in the footer I have added a text box (Textbox136) to work out the average percentage of the field [Percentage], which works fine.
For the value in textbox136 I want to output a grade and want to use an IIF function in the control source, something like:
IIf([Textbox136]>=100,"A+",IIf([Textbox136]>=90,"A+",IIf([Textbox136]>=80,"A",IIf([Textbox136]>=70,"B",
IIf([Textbox136]>=60,"C",IIf([Textbox136]>=50,"D",IIf([Textbox136]>=40,"E",IIf([Textbox136]>=30,"E-","U"))))))))
But it won't work.
Forms :: Control Source From Calculated Query
Dec 5, 2013I'm getting a Name(hash) error when I try to set up a control source to a calculated query.
I'd like to just be able to create a form and the write in the control source as it look neater (and it the right way to do it) then subforming a query for one text box.
I presently have tried in the expression build =[qryCallRunningAverage]![Average]
Use DLOOKUp And Trim In Calculated Control On A Form
May 22, 2013I am trying to use DLOOKUp and Trim in a calculated control on a form - D look up works but when i add Left trim to trim a telephone number to just the prefix - it wont work
=DLookUp("[CSP]","[Csp_Codes]","[Data] = '" & [Forms]![Application_Frm]![CommsData_tbl subform].[Form]![Data] & "'") - Works OK
=DLookUp("[CSP]","[Csp_Codes]","[Data] = '" & [Forms]![Application_Frm]![CommsData_tbl subform].[Form],7) & "'") - appears to put square brackets around Left ??
Forms :: Form Calculated Control Using Calculations From A Query
Dec 18, 2014All I'm after is, to sum in all records "where" reconcileDate (on the sub=form) = today in both the credit and debit fields and minus one from the other. I have a simple form and sub-form. On the sub-form I have a query based calculation that returns the following..."if ReconcileDate (on sub-form) = today, then show Debit value in yndebit" textbox..Likewise with the credit box, and all works perfectly fine.
However, I can't seem to sum these two boxes. Because the circled textboxes are query based, I've used the query as the control source (and not the text boxes) and all I get is an #ERROR? when placed in the form footer. I've tried to do this using the textboxes as the control source, and still nothing. I've tried to add a calculated control on the form itself, and still #ERROR? or #NAME? despite knowing exactly how to reference subforms within forms (this I've become quite an expert at as I simply use query design to make sure I have the correct path and control)anyway.
Forms :: Refer To A Calculated Value In Unbound Control In A Form
Jul 19, 2015In my DB i would like to make a form that displays different calculated values based on other forms and queries like income running cost etc., but i do not know how to refer in an unbound control to value of a control in another form. I get always #names? error. However it worked when loaded that form i refered to. Is there a way to do it without loading the refered form?
View 3 Replies View RelatedTables :: Make Calculated Field In One Table That Calculates Values From Another Table Linked By Order ID
May 13, 2015I have what is probably a stupid question but I've been struggling with this one for a while. I have an ordering database which has an Orders table (containing Order ID, Date, Supplier etc) and an Order Line table within which I have a combo box for Product name, supplier, price, VAT rate, Line price etc. At the moment, I have the order line table as a subform within the Order form (run from the Orders table). The problem I'm having is the subtotal and total fields. At the moment these are in the Order Line table as I cannot figure out how to get these in the Orders table. In summary, can I make a calculated field in one table that calculates values from another table (linked by Order ID)?
View 3 Replies View RelatedCalculated Field In A Table?
Nov 12, 2004Hi folks,
Is there a way to have a calculated field within a table? I have a table that I've added four fields to: AmountIT, AmountRE, AmountKK, AmountRes. I want to be able to sum these four fields to give AmountTotal, but is there a way to have in a table?
Help Please Calculated Field In Table Or Other?
May 23, 2005Im not sure the best way to go about this and would be most grateful if I could be pointed in the right direction.
If I had a table called tblEmployee and a field within it called "PayRate" and another table called tblHours with a field in it called "LabourCost" and a field called "Hours". What is the best way to hold the "LabourCost" value so it doesnt get affected if someones "Payrate" is changed.
I expect I have asked this all incorrectly and I really do apologise.
Many thanks in anticipation... :)
Can A Default Table Value Be A Calculated Value?
Jun 23, 2005Hi all,
I have a table...
Amount........Wholesale...........Commission
Lots of other columns but they don't come in to play.
When an Amount is entered, can Wholesale and Commission auto populate with Amount*.9 and Amount *.1 using default values in the table definition? I couldn't quite get the expression builder to understand.
If it can't, how should I get it to work? Forms are OK. As is code.
Thanks
PB
Is It Possible To Have A Calculated Field In A Table?
Mar 31, 2006In an orders table, i want to have a total value calculated... in the table... i was only able to do that in a query... but is it possible to do so in a table?
View 6 Replies View RelatedInputting A Calculated Value Into A Table?
Oct 27, 2013I have a form where it is necessary for the user to input number of tanker loads, however I would ideally like the table to store the information in m3 which means multiplying whatever the user inputs by 11.3.
My plan was to use an unbound textbox for the user to input the "number of loads" into, then use a query to calculate the value and then a Dlookup to update the value of a control which will be hidden somewhere on the form. I got as far as making the query however then realised that it won't let me add an unbound textbox to a query in order to form an expression. I'd like to stay away from the inbuilt "calculated field" option just in case i need to downgrade to an earlier version than 2013 at some point.
Add Calculated Field To Table
Oct 12, 2015I am calculating a field fldD. I have added the following to the Control Source of fldD "=[fldA]+[fldB]+[fldC]"
Can I save the value that is created back to the table i.e. fldD will be the value of =[fldA]+[fldB]+[fldC]
Need Help With A Calculated Expression/data Table.
Mar 30, 2007I am very inexperinced with Access, please be kind.
My problem is that from the form view the simple division of 2 #'s are placed in the correct text box I selected, but I am unable to get the value to enter into the data table. Please help.
Thank you
Storing Calculated Fields In A Table
Apr 20, 2007I know that it is bad form to store a calculated field in a table - normalization and all that - but I can see no other way around a need that I have.
I'm trying to make a database to store injury time for employees. If an employee is injured, he can do light work for a certain amount of time, but this light work need not be contiguous. But, the total time on light work must be known so as to see when it is used up.
For example:
Bob is injured on 4/1/06 and goes on light work on 4/2/06 until 4/5/06 (4 days). Bob is then taken off light work until 4/10/06 when he reinjures the same injury. This does not count as a new injury, because it is an aggravation of the old one. So, Bob goes back on light work on 4/10/06 until 4/15/06 (6 days).
So, I need to store Bob's total time on light work for this injury (10 days) so that I can keep a running total to check against the maximum for a single injury. All I can think of is to store the sum of days on light work as a field in Bob's injury record, but that means storing a calculated field in a table.
Am I missing an easy way to do this, or is there a method to do what I want that I am just not aware of?
Thanx for any help!
Storing A Calculated Field On A Table
Aug 10, 2007Hi,
I know it breaks all the rules to store a calculated field on a table, but I've painted myself into a corner with the way I built this particular database, not good, I have repeating groups and basically the whole database is built this way. I need one form to store a calculated value on a table to solve a problem on a report that encapsulates the total of all the repeating groups. Before you start the lecture, I know I messed up, but this is way to far down the road to start over. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Gary
Table Calculated Field Creation?
Feb 12, 2008Is it possible (and logical) for me to create a table with a calculated field from 2 other fields in the same table? Example; I have a long time field (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss) aka StartTime, and a long time field EndTime. I would like to subtract the StartTime field from the EndTime field to get the total time elapsed, but in hh:mm:ss format. I can get it in hh:mm format, but I really need the hh:mm:ss format. Any Ideas? :cool:
View 4 Replies View RelatedSaving Calculated Fields To A Table
Sep 14, 2006I have a small Database that produces invoices, Each invoice could have 5 items on it which are compeleted at different Dates. (cutting hair in an OAP Home) Invoice to be produced at the end of each month which shows what happened each week. This will be generated for each person in the home. I can display all the information in a form when inputing the invoice information. I want a button to copy the invoice number the client name and the total of the invoice to a new table. The total of the invoice is calculated control on the form.
How do I do this??? can anyone help
I need a total in a table to substract payments from.
All Help will be much appreciated.