I am currently building an Access database. I have built my tables, queries, forms and reports. On one of the forms, I have checkboxes with headings on them; ie: Project Complete. Yet with each heading I want to assign a value. Then the values for each heading will be added per database entry, to give me the total percentage of project completion. Can I do this with check boxes or radio buttons?
Example: Item A (if checked)= 33%, Item B (if checked)= 33%, Item C (if checked)= 33%. Once adding (if A & B are checked) shows that I have 66% completion on that particular project.
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i have created a table that would calculate the total payments that are being made by a certain contractor. I am assuming that the contractor pays the money in three installments.
In a table I have created three fields which are all checkboxes that would state whether a payment has been made or not, for example, checkbox1 would state whether the first payment has been made. And I also have three other fields that states the amount to be paid on each installment
Now, i want to calculate the total amount that have been payed. For example, lets say that the first installment has been made (i.e the checkbox is checked), then the first payment should be added. And if the second payment has been made it should be added as well, thus finally giving the total amount that has been made.
I know how the logic should look like, but i just don't know the syntax that i should use in the query.
I am trying to set up a estimation form. What I want to accomplish is to have multiple checkboxes that a user would select the boxes relevant to his project. From these selections there would be a sum created. Each box could have different values. I tried using the default value but when I unchecked and rechecked it went back to using -1.
I am thinking I will need to assign values through a query but I want to show the sum on my form.
I have got a big data base (40mb) and i am currently trying to run a query which i need help with.
In my database i different parts which are graded by levels e.g.
Part Level
Nut 2 Bolt 1 Pipe 2
In my query i want to run it so that i will have column headings e.g.
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
and under each heading there will be a total of the number of parts under each level e.g. under level 1 there will be a one, under level 2 there will a 2 sourcing from the above data example.
I have an issue with a couple of my combo boxes. When in form mode the drop down menu displays a list of options (taken from my source table), this is fine, but the problem is that it allows the user to select more than one of the options in the form of checkboxes. This is not what I intended.
I've attached to pictures to demonstrate the problem. The first is ComboBoxQuery (the one with the problem) and the second is ComboBoxQueryWorkign (the one without a problem).
I'm not sure why this is happening and I've tried comparing all the properties of both these combo boxes and changing some of them to see if I can eliminate the problem without any joy.
I use a very standard SELECT statement to pull the data for the combo box:
SELECT CountryID, CountryName FROM tblCountryInfo ORDER By CountryName
Hi all- I work for a staffing firm and I'm trying to figure out a way to turn exports from our vendor-based sql gui (i.e. I can only get .xls files out of it, can't just run SQL queries) into spiffy reports using Crystal Reports. My grand plan is to use Access to process these various XLS files (one for each client) by linking them to an Access DB and coding a table to conditionally tally individual records based on different criteria.
The criteria are company name, position name, date submitted, active, and status. I was able to code an Excel template that did the trick perfectly, but required each file to be edited to reflect the new report format, and updated as more positions are added. My question is this: is there some way for me to create a DB that links to the XLS files for each client and puts each company name, position name, date submitted (pulled straight from XLS files) and then the following tallies:
submitted (just # of pos name by date) accepted (status != "s" AND active = "y" by date) etc.
I don't really expect someone to do all my coding for me, maybe just point me in the right direction, as the only coding outside of excel formula coding (which I feel doesn't really count despite my proficiency) that I've done has been over a decade ago. Any suggestions?
Any idea how I can display this information a lot neater?
Its a bunch of check boxes (I wasn't sure how to go about doing this without them, as they can choose multiple things, if it was just 1, I would have used a dropdown).
I've been trying to fiddle with this for a while now with no good ideas coming to mind.
Anyone have any ideas or examples of how I could go about this?
I am trying to use check boxes as a yes/no answer about whether members have completed training modules, and bind them to a table.
I get this error when tick the boxes, and try to close the form; "The changes you requested to the table were not successful because they would create duplicate values in the index, primary key, or relationship. (Error 3022)"
When I reopen the form the check boxes are greyed out until i tick them (not getting values from table) :confused:
I have a form that uses checkboxes to list all the fields in a table. How would I create a query based on that form?
For example - Field Names - RMA_Num, Qty, Date_Rec, Part_Num, Desc, CC_Primary, CC_Secondary, CC_Tertiary, OF_Appearance
A user may choose to see Qty, Part_num, CC_Primary, CC_Secondary, and CC_Tertiary. How would I set up the query?
For testing I tried having RMA_Num, Qty, and Date_Rec in a query. I set the criteria for RMA_Num as IIf([Forms]![frm_meta]![Check0]=True,[tbl_Mfg_RMAData]![RMA_Num])
With the box checked the query will return results for all the fields. But if the box is unchecked the query returns nothing.
I have 4 check boxes represent 4 grade levels. When I click on a grade I have a query run for me a list of all 9th graders or 10th graders or both together. When I run the form for the first time, all four boxes are check, when I unclick all of them and I click which ones I want the form does not work. But if I leave them click the report will work. Basically what is happening is when I unclick them, the lose their value. I have the check box set up with a Default Value as "09" or "10" base on what Grade Level there is. So my two questions are, how do I keep the value of the check boxes after I unclick and click again and Secondly, is there a way to have the boxes unchecked when I run the program?
I have form, with a number of orders on there, i wanted to be able to give the user the option to select all the orders and update each record, however when i give the user the option to seleect all the orders on the first line is updated. how can i get all the records to be updated the code i am using is shown below, any help will be greatly appreciated.
Dim db As DAO.Database Dim String2 As Integer Dim i As Integer Dim rs As DAO.Recordset Dim StrSQL As String
Set db = CurrentDb Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("kell")
For i = 1 To Me.Quantity Stringy2 = InputBox("The Cylinder/Cylinders Will Be with the driver from The Specified Date Below:-", "Spec Gas 2006, (DD / MM / YY)", Me!Text68 & "")
If StrPtr(Stringy2) <> 0 Then rs.AddNew rs![Line Number] = Me![Line Number] rs![Time of Transaction] = Me![Transaction Date] rs![Cylinder Barcode Label] = Me![Cylinder Barcode Label] rs![Cylinder Number] = Me![Cylinder Number] rs![ProdNo] = Me![ProdNo] rs![Status] = Me![Status] rs![AberdeenWONumber] = Me![AberdeenWONumber] rs![Works Order Number] = Me![Works Order Number] rs![CustNo] = Me![CustNo] rs![Customer Order Number] = Me![Customer Order Number] rs![Date of Transaction] = Stringy2 rs![User name] = Me![User name] rs![Employee ID] = Me![Empoyee ID] rs![A Number] = Me![A Number] rs![New Status] = "With Driver" rs![Date of Transaction] = Me!Text68 Me.Text71 = "With Driver" Me.Text71.ForeColor = vbRed Me.Text74 = Me.Text68 rs.Update MsgBox "The cylinder is now with the driver", vbInformation, "Returned Successfully"
Sorry, but this is killing me. I can't find anything in the archive which directly relates.
And it's complicated. I'll try to simplify.
In a nutshell:
As I scroll each Employee on a Parent form, I'd like a subform with functionality to check off any Certifications earned by this person and write the EmployeeID and CertificationID to a junction table.
Seems to me it should be simple, but...
Anyway, here is the probably overcomplicated version here:
The one side tables are 1. Employees and 2. Certifications The junction table records which certifications employees possess. This table contains some Boolean fields.
The Parent form knows the EmployeeID.
My goal is to create a subform on which to display the full list of Certifications, something similar to the attached image, with a button to add an EmployeeID to the junction table AND tick off the Boolean checkboxes.
I've based the subform on a query showing ALL Certifications and all (Junction) records where there is a match
Because the junction table only stores related Employees and Certifications as entered, the checkboxes on my subform cannot be bound directly to the fields in the junction table and, at the same time, allow me to check off the Booleans.
Perhaps a little db redesign? Any help greatly appreciated.
Let me just start off by saying, I don't have any code to post as it is just an idea I have.
This is a Lease return project for work. We have an excel sheet that is broken up into tabs. Master List, Not Returned and then a tab for every month.
Here is what I would like to do. If someone checks the box that says the leased computer was not returned, can I grab a certain batch of fields to automatically populate another Tab in this Access 2003 Form?
The second part to this would be if a person unchecks "Not Returned" in the Not Returned Tab, can I get that record automatically removed from that list view?
Similar principle for the Monthly shipping by a certain date. If the user enters in a shipped Date by say March 1, is there any way to populate a another tab into a list view?
Thanks for any advice that you gentlemen and ladies can provide.
i have checkboxes on a form and want to run a query based on the amount of times the checkbox(es) have been selected...
i have done this and attached a report however because the value of the checkboxes is -1 obviuosly the sum of this is a negative number and so on the report the total selcted is negative....
is there a way to change these to positive numbers...
The other day I check with various people on how I might get column information added together as it relates to checkboxes. Yet, I am still having trouble making this work, please read the following. Any help is appreciated.
Example: Item A (if checked)= 33%, Item B (if checked)= 33%, Item C (if checked)= 33%. Once adding (if A & B are checked) shows that I have 66% completion on that particular project.
I was instructed to...........create a text box on a form, set the format property to 'Percent' and the 'Control source' can look like this:
I am new to Access coding. I'm trying to do the following in Access 2000.
I have a form which includes some tabs. On one tab I would like to display a list of items from an Access lookup table with a checkbox next to each item. The list needs to be drawn dynamically from the table since the table contents can change. I tried using the subform/subreport control with a querry as the source object but the display is not very nice. Basicly I want the tab to look like the picture enclosed but dynamically drawn from the values in the lookup table.
The other day I check with various people on how I might get column information added together as it relates to checkboxes. Yet, I am still having trouble making this work, please read the following. Any help is appreciated.
Example: Item A (if checked)= 33%, Item B (if checked)= 33%, Item C (if checked)= 33%. Once adding (if A & B are checked) shows that I have 66% completion on that particular project.
I was instructed to...........create a text box on a form, set the format property to 'Percent' and the 'Control source' can look like this:
How do you create a form that will query a list from a table, and then separate each invidivual entry from the query into its own checkbox?
Example:
*run query or something similar, and 3 items are brought up*
Tracking Form 00001:
Item1 [x] Item2 [x] Item3 [x]
Each individual item in the query might change, so I want to keep it flexible. Once all of the checkbox options are organized and put onto that section of the form, I want to append all of the values that were checked off into a field on another table. So for example let's say the person inputting the form checked off item1 and item3, the field on the table linked to it would now have field1="item1, item3".
Is there a way to do this without a lot of coding, possibly just using the menu-driven interfaces and maybe a coded query? I am not that familiar with Access so any help is appreciated.
I have a table listing product # follwed by 12 different bullet points (all text fields). Each bullet field has a corresponding checkbox field stating whether that item should be deleted or not before it is posted to the server. If the item is marked for deletion, the next bullet point needs to move over to the field, leaving no null fields for the final result. Following? I hope so. In addition, some of the bullet fields are currently null and need to be deleted as well. I'm pretty good with designing select queries and basic stuff and I know a little SQL, so any help is greatly appreciated.
Basically I have a empty checkbox that when someone checks it (or it becomes true), I want the current record to have certain fields saved to another table and then I want the current record to be deleted.
Could someone show me some code on how to do this?
The backstory: I've recently started a new job and as such now have responsibility (with no handover of any kind) for someone else's very very messy Access database that has bandaids upon bandaids. And I don't know that much about Access LOL. I thought I knew enough to get it to do what I wanted, but apparently not.
So, I'm trying to add a checkbox to a continuous form. I've added a Yes/No field to the database and made sure all the records are populated in this field. The checkbox I've added to the detail section of the continuous form is bound to this field.
Now the problem - when all the records are displayed in the continuous form, all the checkboxes show grey-ness. And you can't click on them - it says "Control can't be edited: its bound to an unknown field". But the field is definately there, and there are no typos. It doesn't even have to be editable in this form (although that would be handy), it just needs to show one way or the other!!
I know that the field works because I have a checkbox on a different (non-continuous) form bound to this field and it works fine there.
Anyone who can help me fix this problem wiill have my eternal gratitude :P
This is for anyone who has made a form with a lot of check boxes and wants to make a report out of them thats decent.Hopefully this simple example file is enough to assist people.Keywords:Checkbox Checkboxes report check boxes box
