Calculations In Different Tables

Mar 27, 2013

How to get values from other Table to be place on Query for calculation? For example:Unit Weight is in a different Table while these data - Year, Escalation, Rate Basis, and Contingency are in a different Table also. I want them to see each other in the Query for the calculation, is that possible?

Like: Unit Weight (from Table 1) * 850 * Escalation (from Table 2) * Contingency (from Table 2)

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Feb 24, 2005

Hi i have a table with 3 columns for different values

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I'm hoping this is a no brainer...I am a complete newbie and self taught so apologies for not knowing the correct techie terms!!

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Hi,

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Hi
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Dim valuation1 As Date
Dim valuation2 As Date
Dim valuation3 As Date
Dim valuation4 As Date
Dim valuation5 As Date
Dim valuation6 As Date
Dim valuation7 As Date
Dim valuation8 As Date
Dim valuation9 As Date
Dim valuation10 As Date
Dim valuation11 As Date
Dim valuation12 As Date
Dim startdate As Double
Dim findate As Double

Dim valcounter As Double


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findate = CDbl(Me.Completion_Date)

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Dim valCount As Double
Dim valDays As Double

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valDays = (startdate + ((findate - startdate) / valCount))


'Work on entering valuation dates

Do While valcounter < valCount

Select Case valcounter
Case "1"
Me.valuation1 = startdate
Case "2"
Me.valuation2 = startdate
Case "3"
Me.valuation3 = startdate
Case "4"
Me.valuation4 = startdate
Case "5"
Me.valuation5 = startdate
Case "6"
Me.valuation6 = startdate
Case "7"
Me.valuation7 = startdate
Case "8"
Me.valuation8 = startdate
Case "9"
Me.valuation9 = startdate
Case "10"
Me.valuation10 = startdate
Case "11"
Me.valuation11 = startdate
Case "12"
Me.valuation12 = startdate

End Select
valcounter = valcounter + 1
startdate = startdate + valDays

Loop
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Hi Everyone:

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Does anyone have any suggestions on what I can do? I am fairly new to access and haven't had much luck finding anything on the net.

I appreciate any and all advice.

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Jun 26, 2006

I have a form that includes two basic fields

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2. USDateandTimeFinished.

The fields include both date and time (date and time are in the same field) i.e. “6/26/2006 4:23pm”. The next field I need to calculate the duration, basically one field minus another…anything I’ve tried will only calculate the time difference will not factor in the days. For example, if it has been 52 hours (2 days, 4 hours) it will only say 4 hours. A few of what I’ve already tried are below. And I’ve also tried an elapsed time expression.

Can anyone provide any guidance.. ? Thanks!

=[USdateandtimestarted]-[USdateandtimefinished]

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Glad tidings -

Claw

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Feb 18, 2007

Hi

I am currently setting up a data base for my work and was wondering if there is any way to do the following calculation:

I have a database of automatic doors that are contantly being repaired and i want to keep a record of the accumulated costs involved with this.

I have set up a form to update each door and its accociated repair cost, the problem is when i enter the new repair cost access replaces the current cost with the new and i want it to be added to the current cost so the accumulated cost can be bulit up over time.

I hope this makes sense

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!:)

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Nov 29, 2004

I've read the posts regarding not store calculations. However, I was told by IS to store the mileage IRS deduction as it changed 3 times last year.

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Jun 17, 2005

Hiya Guys,

Just like to thank you all for all the previous help I have recieved from this forum.

I have reached another snag :eek:

I am trying to show a field in a form which will be the sum of some data in a sub form ( Which hols data in a seperate table )

Anyway,

The Relationshiop to the subform table is a 1-many from my main table.
This has a ref number which is what makes the 2 link together.

Im trying to find the money value of feild X all of the records related to the reference number, then this needs to be displayed in a query so I can show this value in a form.

This is what I`ve tried and it just displayer #error =Sum([Cost £])
I would have though this would work, as i have used this before to calculate the running total of another field. Does this not work because its a subform im trying to get the data from ?

I`ve attached a copy of the database with some sample data in it just incase I have not made myself clear. (A2003)

Thanks in advance for any help/advice.

Max

[update]

Quote:
In the report, do the SUM in the subreport, set it to 'Invisible' (in the properties box), and reference it in the the main report by adding an unbound text field and setting its Control Source to: =Name_Of_Your_Sub_Report.Report!Name_of_the_Invisi ble_Totals_Textbox

I have done the above, but made changes like below:
=[Materials & Labour subform]!Total

But the field the data is blank.

Im at a total loss as to why this is happening.

Any & All Help Is Appreciated.

Thanks in advance
Max

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Sep 7, 2005

Hi, firstly I just want to put I'm a beginner in SQL so don't laugh too loud when you read this.

I have a query that takes two field sfrom seperate tables. Lets call the fields X and Y.

The X field contains an ID number (there are 6 possible instances) which can be duplicated many times. The Y field holds individual pieces of data(sample data below)


........X....................................Y

......1202..............................ABCDE
......1202..............................FJDUS
......1202..............................HFDYH
......1402..............................JHFJGF
......1402..............................GHDDF
......1506..............................FVHJFG
......1609..............................JHFHGF
......1609..............................JJVVJHV
......1609..............................BJHHGG
......1609..............................VJXGGJ
......1609..............................VJXGJKH

I need to be able to find out how many instances of Y occur for each ID number in the X field so the query would show something like

..........X.............................Total

.......1202..............................3
.......1402..............................2
.......1506..............................1
.......1609..............................5

Once you have stopped laughing can you please let me know what criteria I need to put in to carry this out, thanks

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May 29, 2006

Hi

I was wondering if somebody could help with a problem I have come across. I am currently developing a database for a small charity that I work for. The aim of the database is to record when staff undertake counselling.

I have created a query that calculates the current age of a client in the database uing the following expresion:

Age: Date()-[Date of Birth]

The Date of Birth is formated as a Short Date

In the query I have set the format of the column in the query to 'yy'. This then just displays the age of a client. This work fine apart from ages which are less than 30. If the age is less than 30 e.g. 29 it displays the date as 1929.

Does anybody know how I might be able to solve this or an alternative way in which to calculate dates and display it as 'yy'. (Its been a few years since I last work with access so skills a little rusty)

The reason behind the yy is that the monthly & yearly stats have to group by age ranges.

I am using Access XP (2002) SP2.

Many thanks in advance

Tony

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