I have a form that is based on a query that returns all the students taught by an indidual faculty member. There are two text boxes which I have added to the form bound to a table used in the query. However when I try to add data (attendance data) is doesn't accept it and simply "pings" each time I try.
View RepliesI have created a form based on a query that joins two tables. When I run the form, I am able to input new data into all fields that are from one of the two tables, but it won't accept new data into the second table. I don't get an error message that might help me identify the problem. The join between the tables is of the "include all records from Table A and only those records from Table B where the joined fields are equal."
Can anyone suggest where my problem might lie? Thanks!
kgm
Dear Access Gurus:
Help! I have creadted a basic foirm to collect data. The problem is when I switch to form view, the "add data, delete data" butons are disabled. I tab thorough the fields and I cannot add any data??????????????
I have checked and rechecked the data properties of the form tab and allow additions and allow deletions are set to yes.
I am at the end of the rope and I am completely lost. Do I have to reinstall Access?
Any help is most welcome..........please
Regards,
Dion
I am trying to insert data into a table through a combo on a form. Originally, I had the text field size set at 15 characters, but the data I wanted to enter changed to 25 characters in length, so I changed the field size to 25. I then got the following message:
"The field is too small to accept the amount of data you attempted to add. Try inserting or pasting less data."I increased the size, but still got the message. I even took the size right up to 100, but still got the message!
I am using access 2007 but my tables does not accept data with 2 decimal places instead it is rounding it up. I have used all the formats stated in the property sheet but it does not accept the changes.
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I have inheirited a database which I am attempting to query via an SQL statement:
"SELECT * FROM MYTABLE ORDER BY SheetNumber;"
This query works fine under Access but when executed thru ADO 2.5 / Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0 from VB6 it reports the following error ("2147217833"):
"The field is too small to accept the amount of data you attempted to add. Try inserting or pasting less data."
First things first, I'm not trying to add/insert/paste any data (see SQL statement above). Secondly, when I remove "ORDER BY SheetNumber" from the SQL statement the error does not occur. I need to retain the ability to sort and would be grateful for any help/suggestions.
For your reference SheetNumber is defined as a 20 char Text field in Access.
Thanks in advance,
Rob Black.
I currently have a drop down box with four options in there and the options are:
Low
Minimum
Medium
High
However when i change the options in the table to:
Low
Moderate
Significant
High
it comes up with the error message: the field is too small the accept the amount of data you attemtpted to add. Try inserting or pasting less data.
I do not understand what is wrong with the second option of words? The maximum for characters is set to 255 so i am not sure why it is coming up with that error message.
Hi folks,
I have a query that returns about 3500 records (and runs very well I have to say). the issue comes when I attempt to export that queries results to a comma seperated text file. It gives me the message that the field is too small to accept the amount of data..bla bla bla... I've looked this up and it mentions stuff about memo fields and issues with that, but I don't have any memo fields in any of the tables that this is pulling information from. Does anyone have a clue why this would be happening...please help..this is urgent.
Thanks - J
I have the following query, which runs perfectly:
SELECT
[qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Transit,
Format([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].month,"mmmm yyyy") AS MonthOfYear,
[qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].DISTNAME AS District, [qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Grouping_Name, [qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Grouping_Priority,
IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Month_Count),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Month_Count) AS M_NtoB_Count, IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Month_Amount),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Month_Amount) AS M_NtoB_Amount,
IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Count),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Count) AS Y_NtoB_Count, IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Amount),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Amount) AS Y_NtoB_Amount,
IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Month_Count),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Month_Count) AS M_BtoN_Count, IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Month_Amount),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Month_Amount) AS M_BtoN_Amount,
IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Count),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Count) AS Y_BtoN_Count, IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Amount),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Amount) AS Y_BtoN_Amount,
[qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].AREANAME, [qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Financial_Year
FROM [qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2] LEFT JOIN [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2]
ON ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].AREANAME = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].AREANAME)
AND ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Month = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Month)
AND ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Transit = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Transit)
AND ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].DISTNAME = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].DISTNAME)
AND ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Grouping_Name = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Grouping_Name)
AND ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Grouping_Priority = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Grouping_Priority)
AND ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Financial_Year = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Financial_Year);
When I try to reverse the above, as shown
SELECT
[qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Transit,
Format([qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].month,"mmmm yyyy") AS MonthOfYear,
[qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].DISTNAME AS District, [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Grouping_Name, [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Grouping_Priority,
IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Month_Count),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Month_Count) AS M_NtoB_Count, IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Month_Amount),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Month_Amount) AS M_NtoB_Amount,
IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Count),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Count) AS Y_NtoB_Count, IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Amount),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Amount) AS Y_NtoB_Amount,
IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Month_Count),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Month_Count) AS M_BtoN_Count, IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Month_Amount),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Month_Amount) AS M_BtoN_Amount,
IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Count),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Count) AS Y_BtoN_Count, IIf(IsNull([qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Amount),0,[qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Yearly_Amount) AS Y_BtoN_Amount,
[qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].AREANAME, [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Financial_Year
FROM [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2] LEFT JOIN [qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2]
ON ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].AREANAME = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].AREANAME)
AND ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Month = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Month)
AND ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Transit = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Transit)
AND ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].DISTNAME = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].DISTNAME)
AND ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Grouping_Name = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Grouping_Name)
AND ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Grouping_Priority = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Grouping_Priority)
AND ([qry_BMO_District_Recap - RHS - Stage 2].Financial_Year = [qry_BMO_District_Recap - LHS - Stage 2].Financial_Year);
I get the error message "The field is too small to accept the amount of data you are trying to add. try inserting or pasting less data." I'm not attempting to run an insert or update query.
Access Help lives up to expectations by just repeating the error message, and the posts I can find on the forum which mention this error all seem to include something about a maximum of 254 characters in a field. None of mine are anywhere near that amount.
Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this?
Hey Folks,
I have a form that has two things on it:
A button to open a query
A list box with names in it
How do I get the query so that it will select all records where the name field matches the chosen name from the list box?
I have a table fed form that will not accept editing to the filter statement.
Currently the filter is [Dealer Name]='ABC Company'
This is causing a problem because we have multiple locations with the same Dealer Name. They do however, have different Primary Account numbers.
I thought to edit the filter to [Primary Account]=102
However, after I save everything and go back to form view, the filter reverts to the original.
I currently have an access database for tracking company assets and performing maintenance tasks on them.We also have a number of Stores Stock Items that are controlled under a separate finance package.We currently have forms that create individually numbered "Job Cards" in the Job Cards Table..we input the data and manually type into a Text Box the we have used 'X' number of Store Stock 'Item Y'
I have then use a query to export the data i need (Job number, dates, location and Store Stock Items).But I have to manually re-construct the data and items into separate lines in an excel sheet for a paste operation into the finance package (lots of typing of 16 digit stock codes)
What i want is to use a second table (linked via the "Job Card#" key).It will be called "Stock Items" which has a separate field for each of our stock items.the user then just opens second form while creating the job that immediately creates a new record.The user then simply has to put the number of each item used in the relevant text box on the form and close.
example of datasheet view
Job# __ ItemX __ ItemY
2417_____3_______7
Now, I have all of that working as I want, But i nee to be able to combine the data from each field into a single field (either in access or excel).What I want to see is a field containing 3x ItemX, 7x ItemY, etc
if there are none of one or more items, I don't want anything displayed for that item (blank space is ok)I have 30 or more stock items, so there will be 30 or more columns in the table. the actual data stored in the table is simply the quantity of each item used.
this data is used twofold,on export to Excel I can split the data into new cells and it's used on a despatch note that is returned with the item so the end user can see the items that were used in the repair.So it needs to be done upon saving the record, record by record.
I am using Access 2003 and I am having trouble with a Combo Box on a form.
I had a combo box (based on a table), storing the choice in a field in the query and underlying table the form is based on. Everything was working fine, until... I altered the form based on a query. Now when you make a choice from the drop down list you get an error bell and nothing happens.
I'm trying to resolve a problem with a form displayed as follows
MainForm
-->SubForm1 embedded in main form
--->SubForm2 embedded in SubForm1
When I edit subform2, then return to the mainform and edit a field on the mainform, I get an error.
'The data has been changed. Another user edited this record.... Re-edit the record.'
My understanding to resolve this is to do a requery. So I added:
Me.Parent.Requery
Me.Parent.Parent.Requery
as part of the LostFocus event for subform2. However, I now get a Write Conflict error when returning to a field in the main form. I get a dialog box with the option to Copy to Clipboard or Drop Changes. I can select Drop Changes and it will let me edit the main form afterwards.
This is Access 2010 over SQL. how to get the main form to accept the changes made to the underlying subform?
Hi,
Is there any way that i could extract data from a single cell inside the table to the forms, and vice-versa?
Form info
1st Form Name: Mainform
Text to enter employee ID : empid
Sub form within Mainform: SFTimesheet (continues form)
text to enter: Timein, Break, Timeout
SFTimesheet shows and accept entries for each employee called using the text empid, on the mainform
I wanted the subform to show 7 days /lines starting from Sunday to Saturday of current week and dating the text "Timein" accordingly. When employee enteres an entry on the 7th Line, it should give them a new 7 lines for the new week to begin.
I have entered one entry in to the database with the correct values (this is record 6) and everytime I enter a new record, the data is the same (I'm using a drop down list) it will automatically appear in the box. But when I goto the table that the data is stored in, each field just has the reference to the first record that the data came from.
Looks a bit like this:
ID Server Name Pattern Engine Program
6 LN1HOME 4.735.00 8.500-1002 5.58.0.1185
7 LN1WORK2 6 6 6
Is there a way of seeing the origonal data in those fields other than the Record ID Number as a reference. :confused:
I know its a lame question, Im just is a learning process at the moment.
thanks in advance.
I've got a database of club members with names, addresses, contact info etc.
I need to send letters by post to those members that I don't have email addresses for. How to create a query to return a list of people whom I don't have email addresses for.
I know how to mail merge the info with the letter I've written in word, how to group people who's email address cell is empty.
Watch the below tables.
I have a large ACCESS list as per the left one and I would like to make it as per right.
The problem is that I want to concatenate the "invoices" in one record separated with a coma , .
This is the only way I can compact the long list into a short one and make it comprehensible.
The invoices , in one cell, very rarely are more than 4 or 5 items.
So room for 6 is just perfect.
I have 2 gig of order data which has duplicates due to different invoice dates. How can I combine the dates into one cell so I only had one row of Order data.
i.e. order number, price, order date, invoice date
same order number, same price, same order date, different invoice date.
How do I combine the second line with the first so that I only have the data once.
I have subform (Datasheet) is there some code e.g. after update, which can adjust size cell to lenght of data?
View 11 Replies View RelatedI use a Access database to import data from an email generated from google docs..When the data imports to the table it creates a "Memo Field" with several lines of carriage seperated data containing the Form Field name & answer. (ie: Firstname=John, Surname=smith, etc)Is there any way to seperate this data in the cell into seperated cells in a new record?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI've got a piece of VBA scripting which runs as an event linked to a button on my MS Access form.
I maintain a database of members of staff at my organisation. It's pretty outdated...
I'm basically wanting to pull in their updated data (extracted from on our payroll system) from a spreadsheet, into a form, when clicking a button on a particular person's record.
This is what I have so far.
Code:
start = Forms!frm_main2!txt_start_row.Value - 1
conv = DDEInitiate("EXCEL", "Staff List.xlsx")
cell_employee_number = "R" & start & "C1"
cell_surname = "R" & start & "C2"
[Code] ....
The function "CStr(DDERequest())" converts the cell number into the readable data, however I seem to have whitespace below the value.
What would I need to do to strip out this whitespace? Would I use strtrim? If so, I am unsure of the syntax... how would I incorporate strtrim into the above?
i need to Concatenate a fields data into one cell in a query according to linked table ID....
View 3 Replies View Related(Access 2013). I deleted an old text box cell on a form and then I created a Combo Box from the design controls and it worked, but underneath it, the old label of the text box is still there, except now it's just described in the properties as an 'empty cell'. It still has the old text description showing on the form, but there is no caption field in the F4 properties.
I've tried everything I can think of to get rid of it, including closing the database and running a repair, but nothing works. I can select it, but I can't delete it or move it and I can't click into it to create a new label, hovering over it just produces the 'selected' cross hairs.
I have a form to input info into a table how can I combine 2 txtboxes to one column separated by ", "
Example:
textboxes:
txtboxFirstName txtboxLastName
output:
Last, First
into the "Name" Field in my table