I have a query in which I have the name of teams and the names of staff in those teams. I am trying to have a count in my query that counts the number of staff in each team but I cannot get this to work properly. In the same query I have other calculations which sum figures.
I have a form with several data fields on it. I also have a button on the form that allows the user to duplicate a record . The reason for this duplication is so that if there will be an additional client record for the same customer, but only one piece of data will need to be changed, it's easier to copy the record and then change the one field.
However, I am getting the following message:
"some of the field names you tried to paste don't match fieldnames on the form"
and then not all data in all fields gets duplicated.
I need to figure this out, but am going nuts with it. If anyone has an idea or two they'd care to toss my way, I would be happy.
I have a report due the first of each week in which I need the cases open and cases closed for the previous week, the week two weeks prior and the 2007 and 2006 year to date on two different types of cases. I have a case management table with a field for Type of Case, date assigned and date closed that I uses in my queries. Presently I have two query, one that generates only Type 1 cases from the Case Management Table and another for Type 2. I then use the Type 1 Query in another query that limits the results for Type 1 cases to those opened last week, one for those open two weeks ago, one for 2006 YTD and one for 2007 YTD. In these 4 queries I have one field [Type of Cases] and I have the query count. I then do this for Type 2 cases and then go through the whole process to do Closed Cases. All my queries have criteria to automatically filter the dates to the time periods mentioned above. I then have one report query that I put all the number in for my report. This query has 16 fields with the numbers for each period, last week open and closed, 2 weeks open and closed, etc. I then generated a report that takes these numbers from my report query and puts it in a report format automatically. As you can imagine this takes some time to go through each query to generate these numbers, so I was wondering how I may do this differently. Also, I have experienced a problem when a field produces no records I get a blank sceen with nothing under the Count of column and get the same thing for my report. How can I fix this.
I have a form which displays which products are on sale but I want it to count stcok orders down, i.e. if there are 10 stock and someone orders 1 I want the system to automatically recognise that there are only now 9 in stock, any ideas? Help really would be appreciated!
I have a form called feedback which has three columns and each cell in a column has a combo box that holds (Yes/No/Empty), and I want to count each column's value for example let's supposed that:
feeback number: Column 1 (Are You happy) - Column 2 (Are you sad) - Column 3 (Are you hungry) 1 : Yes - No - Yes 2 : Yes - Yes - Yes 3 : No - No - Yes 4 : empty - No - yes
Counting: the next step is that I want to count:
values in Column 1, where number of Yes =2 , and number of No=1 the stum of Yes + No = 3 and empty = 1 values in Column 2, where number of Yes =1 , and number of No=3 the stum of Yes + No = 4 and empty = 0 values in Column 3, where number of Yes =4 , and number of No=0 the stum of Yes + No = 4 and empty = 0
So, how can I apply this concept in MS ACCESS (2000-2003).
I am trying to do the following If any one of you have experienced Abacus ticketing system, each reservation is comprised of a group of names as follows
I have to copy the above data from the abacus tcketing system into a text box. My question is how can i devide the above three names into three seperate text boxes.
If 2 tables have a field named 'EmployeeID' (for example), are you screwed when it comes to queries and vba, as far as selecting fields / specifying data goes?
I need an opinion. I'm new to access so I'm really lost I have to create a database consisting of 20 clients. Then they gave me 4 steps I had to accomplish:
Create a total of all account balances, so the total number of recievables are known.
For each account, calculate the number of days each balance has been outstanding.
Classify the account into 4 groups three late (30,60,90 days overdue) and one current (under 30 days), Total the amount of outstanding recievables for each catagory.
Sort using number of days balance is outstanding as primary sort key and outstanding balance as the second sort key.
My question is should I make a field called Days overdue and a separate one for outstanding balance. It also seems they want me to do calculations in the table. I thought that was not an excepted taboo? Are the 4 goals possible to accomplish in access? Please give me some help!
I am creating a query that retrieves data from one table and creates a second table. I want to name the columns in the new table using the contents of the controls from a form within the same mdb. The form will be open when this query is run, but I am having trouble creating and saving the query.
Here is a sample of what I am trying to do...Any help is greatly appreciated!!
Thanks
SELECT IndividualHolidays.SU, IndividualHolidays.SSN, IndividualHolidays.Init, IndividualHolidays.LName, Max(IndividualHolidays.NewYearsDay) AS Forms!HolidayDatesEntry!NewYearsDay, Max(IndividualHolidays.AftNewYears) AS Forms!HolidayDatesEntry!AftNewYears, Max(IndividualHolidays.PresDay) AS Forms!HolidayDatesEntry!PresDay, Max(IndividualHolidays.AftPresDay) AS Forms!HolidayDatesEntry!AftPresDay …<etc> INTO HolidaysByEmp FROM IndividualHolidays GROUP BY IndividualHolidays.SU, IndividualHolidays.SSN, IndividualHolidays.Init, IndividualHolidays.LName;
I have two queries which are both similar. They consist of a list of names with a ‘count’ function to see how many times that the name occurs. Some of the names in the two lists are identical and some are different.
I am looking to create a query (or smoothing) that takes the two sets of numbers, matches them by the name (NameID). If the name does not exist in one of the lists then put a 0 (see example below). Once I have this I then want to create a stacked bar graph to show the results.
My database has FirstName and LastName fields. I would like to initialize a new field called UserID with the first letter of the first name concatenated to the last name. I have found references that point to using Left([FirstName],1)&[LastName] but am unsure if this can be done in the table definition or if it must be done using a query. Either way I could use some advise on initializing this fields since I have 3500 registered users. Thanks
I apologise in advance for my lack of understanding but I need to know whether an access 95 database will accept file name's that are 21 characters long and contain underscore's?
I have never had to get involved ith access database's so far but have been told find this out. Any help would be much appreciated.
I have a firstName text field on a form and a Surname Text field. on the Event AfterUpdate i have this code:
If (Not IsNull(DLookup("[FirstName]", _ "Employee", "[FirstName] ='" _ & Me!FirstName & "'"))) And (Not IsNull(DLookup("[Surname]", _ "Employee", "[Surname] ='" _ & Me!Surname & "'"))) Then MsgBox "Someone already exists with the same name! Please check for duplicates", vbCritical, "IPDMS" Me.Undo End If
I am trying to Check the table "Employee" to prevent duplicate personnel from being entered.
My code at the moment is preventing any duplicate surname, its not combining it with the FirstName.
i.e. any person with the surname "Summers" cannot be entered twice even if they have different FirstName.
About 4500 records in a database have two names in a forename field, I need to split these so only the first name stays there and anything else in that field is moved to 'othername'.
Using Access, and update queries, I just can't work out what to do. Using Query Analyser I can see a logic but can't get the syntax right.
What I need is omething like Code:SELECT * from individuals WHERE forename is like * *Dim pa, pbpa = the bit before the " "pb is the bit following the first " " and including any subsequent onesforename = paothernames = pb Some forenames have simple problems (eg 'John Peter') others are less simple (eg 'Mr J P and Mrs S P')
I'm working on a database used to dispatch first aiders to events. The general structure is a form detailing the event with a subform (currently pulling info straight from a join table though I may change the data source to a query at a later date) containing details of attendees in list format.
I have a record in the events form that shows the number of first aiders attending which is currently updated manually. In the subform however, there is a tick box as to whether they attended as sometimes they enlist but have to cancel for whatever reason.
I wanted to implement something that will count the ticks and update the number attended field automatically.
I don't know alot about VB and have tried using the count expression function in the subform footer then setting the number attended field to equal the count field. The problem I find with this though is firstly there can sometime be a delay in updating this and secondly I need the number attended to appear in a report listing all the duties attended each month for expense claims.
I may be half way to hitting the mark with what I've tried but if anyone could suggest anything, I'd be very grateful.
I have a table which is basically a calendar containing the columns (i) date, (ii) special info relating to that date (iii) morning volunteers and (iv) afternoon volunteers.
In the "Morning Volunteers" there are up to two names with sometimes a first name, sometimes an initial but always a family name.
The same is true for the "Afternoon Volunteers".
What I want to do is, using the Family name, to find out how many mornings/afternoons each of the volunteers has manned the Visitor Centre.
As I am new to Access I have no idea whether this is possible and, if so, how to do it.
I can do it by exporting the table to Excel but this is very clumsy and time consuming