I have patients and their details all listed in onetable.
I want a message box to come up if a patient also has a family memeber somewhere else in this table. To do this i need to
match surname and mother's christian name.
Ani ideas?
I have one table with 250 fields and hundreds of records. Each field represents a computer we have and the records in that field represent the type of applications we have on that computer. So the table looks like this:
Microsoft...............Google.................... .Paint.....................Microsoft Windows Hotfix......Security Updates.......Java ......................Google Java.....................Mediaplayer.............. Google.....................Java
As you can see, most computers have the same applications, but some have applications that others do not. I just need the list of applications we have from all computers. Meaning each app is listed only once.
I just need each application listed once. So I was trying to come up with a way to delete all the duplicates or use a Totals query to group the apps but since my table has 250 columns I'm not really sure how to go about it. What kind of query would be best to make this work?
tbl_A has column "ID" with duplicates. tbl_B has column "ID" with distinct values.i want to find all the distinct IDs in tbl_A that are present in tbl_B.I've tried the following with no luck:
SELECT DISTINCT tbl_A.ID FROM tbl_A LEFT JOIN tbl_B ON tbl_A.ID = tbl_B.ID WHERE tbl_A.ID IN tbl_B.ID;
I've had to export data from an old third party database to Access with the task of reporting on the data. I have a client table and work tables, one for each year going back to 1992. In the original database, the clients do not have a date of when they were set up. I need to find out how long clients have been with us, so I thought of going back through the work tables 2006 to 1992 and finding out where they first occurred, by looking for duplicate records in the tables. Is this a simple enough thing to do? The client table and work tables are linked through the field Client.
Can't think how I would do this. If I create a query with a certain date then it will need to be changed every time the query is run. How would I write a query that automatically looks for a date 3 months or more old.
I have a table, and there are many records, each with a unique value in the OrderNumber field
I have a text box on a form, and i want it to work so that the user types in a OrderNumber value, and it loads that record into the form (the form is bound to the table)
I already know how to load a record by record number, but how can i do it by OrderNumber value?
Hello, i need to have my database find records that were entered between two dates. To do this i made a query that included the dates the records needed to be in between....[date1] and [date2]. Then i had the record dates be called [sent date]. i made my query and in the criteria for [sent date] i wrote (Between [Date1] And [Date2]) when i enter the two dates [date1] and [date2] the query does not show the records that are between that date. why is this happening? is there and easier way? another way? For example, say that i have records with their [sent dates] equaling 12/30/2004, 1/1/2005, 10/1/2005 i want to make it so that when the user inputs a records with dates [date1] and [date2], that those records will show up if their [sent dates] are between [date1] and [date2]. if [date1] is 1/1/2003 and [date2] is 1/1/2006, all of the records will show up. if [date1] is 12/31/2004 and [date2] is 1/3/2005, then only the record with the date 1/1/2005 will show up. how can i do this?
fiscal_year acct_period loc_rc account afe description amount system 2015 6 01001028 745003 100050652John A Doe -69.72 E 2015 6 01001028 745003 100086599Jane Doe -33.37 E 2015 6 01001028 745003 100086599Jane Doe -587.69 E 2015 6 01001028 745003 994709 AP - EXPRPT050815SG - Jane Doe - 1 33.37 L 2015 6 01001028 745003 994709 AP - EXPRPT050815SG - Jane Doe - 2 587.69 L 2015 6 01001028 745003 994709 AP - EXPRPT05 2115PK - John A Doe - 1 69.72 L 2015 6 01001028 745006 100048910KROGER -389.74 E
It's combining data from 2 system Identified by E or L. The data is similar but not exact & I'm comparing it using the description. What I need Access to do is find the record that doesn't "zero-out". In the example above the record it should pull is the last one "Kroger $389.74". How to do this but I do have a query/report that will subtotal based on the LOC-RC field.
I supply data to our customer for their system, a single table listing 1.9 millon records. 1 of the 7 fields is unique but the rest in the table can contain duplicated data. My problem is caplial letters vs lower case. How can I query my table to find just the mixed and lower case versions of for example "BIRMINGHAM" ie "birmingham" or "Birmingham". My customers system is rejecting the Data due to some lower case entries.
I have two tables Table 1 and Table 2. Table 1 has 6 fields 175 records and Table 2 has 4 fields and 330 records. The first three fields in both the tables are the same. I need to find all records in the first table that have a matching record in the second table based on those first three fields. How can I accomplish this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The last field in my table is 'Comments'. I want to find if any record or records with 'Comments' field empty. I created a query and added all fields from my table. In the criteria section I typed Like "null". But the query is not returning records where 'Comments' field is empty. I have deliberately added (for testing) a few records leaving comments field empty. This can be viewed clearly in Table view. But the query I made is not displaying the records. Please help.
I have a table tbl_PolicyDetails with details of the policy the customers have with us.. In the tbl_PolicyDetails, I have two fields (these are the ones in question) called
"policyStarted" - Start Date of a Policy and "policyPeriod" - Term of Policy Monthly/Annually/Quarterly
So in a Form view I just get the Next installment for the customer based on this information for display.. For example..
Mr Butters Stotch's policy started on 26/04/2013 and is paying Quarterly; the next (i.e. 2nd) installment would be on 26/07/2013..
Ms Wendy Testaburger's policy started on 07/04/2013 and is paying Monthly; the next (i,e. 3rd) installment would be on 07/06/2013..
This is not hard to get.. I have that sorted.. But the problem is, my manager wants to be able to specify two dates and search all policies that will be 'paying in' that Date range should be picked up..
So if the search range happens to be.. 01/07/2013 and 31/07/2013 Then Mr Butters Stotch's policy should be picked up, as his next installment falls on 26/07/2013.. Since this information is not stored, I cannot run a direct Query on this.. Also as the Installment number varies for each customer, I would not be able to just add 1 - Month or Quarter or Annum, and see if the date falls in that range..
I am working on MS Access 2010 and have come across a bit complex situation. I have a table with about 20 fields. In a main form, I have added 4 sub-forms where each sub-form is showing 5 fields of each record from the table. This is because of step by step data entry into the same record. I have made these sub-forms as "Continuous Forms" and have given them look of Data Sheet.
There are about 1000 records currently present in the table and these are showing in my sub-forms (5 fields each). Now the problem is that, when I have my Focus on one record in my first sub-form to enter some data, and then I click on second tab of sub-form, the same records should be shown in second sub-form as well. Currently it is not being happening and I have to scroll down my second sub-form to search that particular record. It will become much more difficult when number of records will increase.
How can I work it around and get my cursor on the same record on every sub-form?
My DCount statement is not finding a record that I know is there.
Code: Private Sub Transfer_WN_Books_Click() Dim ST As String ST = "H" If DCount("*", "Books", Author = " & Me!AuthorID & " And StatFlag = " & ST & ") > 0 Then DoCmd.Beep End If End Sub
Hi, I have a personell DB an I vant do be able to select only the persons from a specific "city" with a specific " genre" and a specific "skill" and also i want the query to "ignore" one of the criteria if I press Enter or input all. I tried with "query design " and I don't seem to make it work for more than one condition.
I have several tables that I am trying to get information from:
Clock Number Table with fields: Clock #, Name, Title, Dept, Term, HireDate, & TransDate.
Completed Training with fields: Clock #, Data Completed, Doc # & Rev Level
Linked Table, Controlled Documents with fields: Doc #, Title, Effective Date & Rev Level
Linked Table, Distribution Table with fields: Doc #, Distribution, Rev Level & Effective Date.
Some of the tables have more fields that those listed, but they do not pertain to this query.
I am trying to create queries that will provide me with the names of employees who have not been trained on Controlled Documents that have been distributed to their department.
So far, I have been able to determine if no one has been trained, but if even one person has been trained, they do not appear on my list. I would like to know the Clock # and name of those that have not been trained.
I have created 3 queries to get this far. Query 1 is the Clock # Table and the Completed Training Table joining the Clock #. Query 2 is the Controlled Document Table and the Distribution Table joining the Doc #, Rev Level. Query 3 takes these queries and joins Doc # and Rev Level. and pulls records where the Rev. Level and Doc # is Null.
I have a database with around 5083 records and I am trying to find the three most common numbers called in any one record such as 5 22 and 39 has been called together 50 times
Here is the structure # 1 through 5 is a number between 1 and 39 but never duplicated in same record
Record 1 |draw#|Date|#1|#2|#3|#4|#5| Record 2 |draw#|Date|#1|#2|#3|#4|#5| Record 3 |draw#|Date|#1|#2|#3|#4|#5| Record 4 |draw#|Date|#1|#2|#3|#4|#5| Record 5 |draw#|Date|#1|#2|#3|#4|#5| Record 6 |draw#|Date|#1|#2|#3|#4|#5| Record 7 |draw#|Date|#1|#2|#3|#4|#5| and so on for 5083 records
I am trying to set up a user friendly front end to my database. I would like to have a form which allows the user to enter information into text boxes and then press a button which finds the relevant record(s).
I would like to use it to pin point an employee's record based on at least one piece of information, but possibly combined with up to four more by entering into these boxes. For example personnel number, surname, first name etc.
Is this possible and how do I go about setting it up?
I am aware of the filter function and queries but I can't seem to get either to operate in the way I have envisaged. They don't appear to offer the most user friendly solution, at least not in the format I have tried.
Apologies, but I am still getting to grips with access to be honest.
I have the following code to run search: Code:Private Sub Command20_Click() Me.household_id.SetFocus 'Me.Text21.SetFocus 'subj_num = Text21 DoCmd.FindRecord Me.household_id, acEntier, True, acSearchAll, True, acCurrent, TrueEnd Sub Let's say it found 5 records matching the search criteria. I like the Access form show me each record every on second. Meaning show me next record every one second.
I have the follwoing code to loop throgh each record but I nned to run after the find code runs and loops throgh the record that have been found:
I have the following code to do the loop through each record but, I need to run it after running the find code and then loops through the records that have been found:
Code:Private Sub Command10_Click()Dim inti As Integer'Loop through record 1 to 20 in form For inti = 1 To 20 DoCmd.OpenForm "DEM_RECH_CHECK_LIST", , , "[household_id]= " & inti Next inti End Sub
so I want to find all the employees in tblEmployees whose EmployeeID may or may not be in tblMailsSent with some other MailID's but definitely not with the specific one I am looking for.
I find my own method for doing this rather clumsy, so do you happen to have a nice recipe?
I have a dataset of about 70 columns but would like to remove any two rows that sum to zero (based on two columns) if the column "Units" are the same for the same "Bar code" thus to say "for the same 'Units' (for any two lines), check to see if their respective 'Bar Codes’ are the same and if so remove if their amounts sums to zero".
I have the following code which seems to be working but for relatively large data ( about 5k), it does not select all the data that meets the criteria:
Code: SELECT * FROM datatable WHERE ((([datatable].[Unit] & [datatable].[Bar Code] & Abs([datatable].[Amount])) In (SELECT datatable.Unit&datatable.[Bar Code]&abs(datatable.Amount) FROM datatable GROUP BY datatable.Unit&datatable.[Bar Code]&abs(datatable.Amount) HAVING count(*)>= 2 and sum(datatable.Amount)=0))) ORDER BY [datatable].Unit & [datatable].[Bar Code] & Abs([datatable].Amount);
identifying the bug in this code that makes it not pull all the data meeting the criteria.
What could cause certain records to not be searchable when performing a search?
I have created a pretty simple Search Form that I can look up a record by a Job#, Phone#, or Name. It populates a list of record(s) on the bottom pane using a split-form.
The issue that I have recently discovered is that some records are not showing up when searched, though the record does exist. I can find the record by manually going to a record in the database that is close to the one I’m looking for and then using the previous and next record button to view the record I want.
So if a record exist and has the relevant data for the field that is being searched, why would it not find it? Using the default search built into Access on the bottom record bar, I can find the record using the search criteria I mentioned above.
I also have the Search Form set that if no search criteria is entered, it will display ALL records. Even with all the records shown, these few records do not show up.
Could these few records have a feature or setting that is disabled that needs changed? If so, what to look for at this point.
I have a strange problem that has me beaten. I open an Access 2003 table, sort on field "Job Number", click the Find button and enter a job number. I expect to find 30 records, but Find only hits 8 of them. If I over-type the Job Number (with the same numerics), Find is then able to return this record. If I place my cursor in ANY of the 30 records and click Filter by Selection, all 30 records are included. I thought there may be a non-printable character or a space hidden at the end of the field, but I expect both Filter and Find would return the same records. Even more strangely, when my client zips the MDB file and emails it to me, this behaviour does not occur on my PC. Has anyone else comes across this behaviour? If so, can you please point me in the direction that will help me find a solution. cheers, Mark Chimes