Forms :: Limiting Continues Form To Accept 7 Lines And Dating Them With Current Week?
Jul 29, 2013
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.
When using 'ww' as the criteria in the DatePart calculation it will not accept 1 for 6th Jan 2005 which is week 1, you have to enter 2 and it will select it, in fact all the weeks so far in 2005 are out by 1. To cure it you can add on -1 to the query and it works fine until you go back to the previous year and it screws up those dates.
Hello from Greece. I have a little problem. Let's say I have a Tubular (Continues) Form with these Textboxes (assigned to fields in a Table Customers) :
SerialNo Name Date_Of_Birth Value 1 Theodore 9/12/76 5 2 Theodore 9/5/70 6 3 John 4/4/90 3 4 Maria 7/4/90 2 5 Anna 12/5/05 3
Then I apply filters (By right clicking and filter by selection). Let's say multiple filters for Name and Date_Of_Birth.
Is there any possible way, after the filtering, to have the Sum of the Value of each record (filtered Continues form) in a seperate textbox?
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 I am looking for a formula for my query which filters out only the orders raised in the current week.(5day week Monday to Friday) I did not want to enter dates manualy. Can this be done ? Can anyone help me with this.
I would like to ask for help on my current problem.
I need to input a date on a text box and another text box say txtweeknumber should determine the week number the date falls on the current month.
for example:
May 1, 2005 should fall on week 1 and txtboxweeknumber should say Week 1 May 9, 2005 should fall on week 2 and txtboxweeknumber should say Week 2 May 17, 2005 should fall on week 3 and txtboxweeknumber should say Week 3 May 25, 2005 should fall on week 4 and txtboxweeknumber should say Week 4 May 30, 2005 should fall on week 5 and txtboxweeknumber should say Week 5
Same goes for all months. Is there a function to determine which week number of the current month the input date falls?
I'm a bit new at all this but am trying to produce a query that filters on dates within the current week. Is there any way of doing this? I now how to do it for the day but at the moment I'm having to manually input 2 dates to get data in between them. Is there a command that will automatically detect the week and pull up dates within that?
Curretnly I have a query setup with Area, EventDate, & Complete. I want to be able to count each occurance of complete in current week. So far I have the following criteria under EventDate.
DatePart("ww",[EventDate])=DatePart("ww",Date()) And Year([EventDate])=Year(Date()).
So, this does in fact get me the records of current week, the issue I'm having is when an area has occurences daily. It will not bulk that area into a weekly count. I just need to be able to see how many occurances happen in the week total not daily. So my results could be.
What I really need is for when the form opens, it looks at todays date, then matches current user and then goes to that record for today, if no current user there, then will goto new record..
i know, sounds complicated, and probably is really easy, but my heads not with it today, as about to get drunk as its my 40th, and got people ringing and texting and still trying to get this done....
I've included a copy of this database, named Timecards..
I have a query with below formular which return's all records between Sunday and Saturday
Between Date()-Weekday(Date())+1 And Date()-Weekday(Date())+7
I can get this formular to work when it is looking at one date feild. (Date Received). I would also like it to look at the (date completed) feild so I get all records entered & completed in the previous week. I have tried putting same formular in the OR critiria as well but cannot get it to show all records at same time. What am I doing wrong ???
I have a database that lists jobs that need doing, in the jobs table there is a Deadline field, this is a Date Time field that specifies when a job must be finished by.
So I'm trying to make a query, using my limited knowledge, that displays all jobs that need finishing between todays date and the rest of the week.
I want to create an access spreadsheet form in which the user can add data, which will be - after being processed - added to a database table. The spreadsheet form is for this reason not directly linked to a database table.
In the spreadsheet that I actually have, I manage to copy paste data from an Excel spreadsheet. However, only the first row is pasted. Access doesn't add new record lines for the other rows of my spreadsheet.
How can I make Access add record lines in function of the data on that is pasted? Or if this is not possible, how can I add sufficient additional lines myself?
Having a bit a brain freeze today. I have a field that auotmatically puts a date in when a checkbox is checked I am now trying to add a field which returns the day of the week from this date. Brain now mashed I am sure it's pretty simple but I just can't get it to work
The purpose of my database is to keep a record of training activities undertaken by staff. There is therefore a multiple form which displays, for a specified worker, the list of all the required activities. Each line has a button which opens another form to allow an activity to be started (together with start date and other info). The main tables are Worker, Activities, and a junction table Worker2Activities. On closing the second form and refreshing the first one, the started activity is correctly recorded, but on as many lines as there are staff on the course. To make matters worse, these also appear when i then select another worker (and if i create another worker, the number of lines goes up by one for all of them). The Worker2Activities table correctly show one new record created
I want to calculate the week number of a date in a year starting from the 1 July (of the current year) - as this is the beginning of the Financial Year in Australia.
The starting day of the week is Wednesday.
I've been trying to think how I could use the Access DatePart Function in a query to calculate the week number from sales records.
I have had no trouble calculating the week number from the 1 Jan using the DatePart function. However, the function doesn't allow me to select a different date other than the first week of January.
So as a work around, I've thought of calculating the week number of 1 July in the current year, and just using the DateAdd function to add the week number to the week calculated by the DatePart Function.
Not quite working yet. Here's what I've come up with so far.
WeekNumberCount: DatePart("ww",[DateCalled],4)
I use the following to calculate the "my" starting week of the year:
I've been asked to edit a current report that lists our production in week number order. I need to look at way we can 'flag up' orders that are within a 4 week period from the current date.
For example,
10 Orders in total in our database. 5 of which are due the drawings back within 4 weeks from today (26/02/15). I'm looking for a way for the report to show the 5 orders as priority, either by formatting the orders in bold, a different colour or under their own heading/group.
PROCESS AS DESIGNED: The user logs in and is given a form displaying existing records that are coded (by userid) for that user to update. From that list, the user selects a record and continues to a second form (the first form closes) which displays all the fields of the selected record which should/can be edited by the user (plus a few non-editable key fields). There is nothing tricky to how the records are selected for display. A simple query behind the first form selects data records using the userID number. The second form does a simple record select using the active record ID number on the first form. Nothing tricky -- no modules just queries, tables, forms and simple macros to string it all together.
The user can open/close these two forms as often as necessary and the record will continue to show up until a value is entered into a "completion date" field. When that field is no longer blank, the record will no longer be displayed for use.
PROBLEM: About 90% of the time, things work as expected. But 10-15% of the time, somewhere between opening the record in the second form and closing the second form, the edited record totally disappears (as if it were never opened, it isn't even system date stamped) and the input information is inserted instead into a brand new record.
Users can sometimes tell when the edit record is dropped during processing, because key fields displaying previously entered data go blank and the displayed recordID (autonumber) is changed. p> ERROR PATTERN: NONE! It can happen as the edit record is first opening, in the middle of editing the form, or at the end when closing the form. It will happen on a specific PC 2 times in a row and the third time be fine. It has happened at multiple locations but not for all people and not consistently for the same person/same pc. The same record that failed can be re-selected and work just fine the next time.
I cannot reproduce the error myself. I have tested everything I can think of without causing the error. I can lose changes and avoid a system date stamp if I abort my Access sesssion, but that doesn't create/insert a new record with my new input. It just loses everything.
I have wondered if a momentary break in the network/communications could break the connection to the application to just enough that the form remains on the screen, but selected record is discarded. Input into the empty form would/does insert a new record.
I have asked the IT Operations group to investigate if a network/communication problem could be the culprit, but they haven't gotten far on this. I have never seen this happen before and am totally stumped but am desperate to resolve it before user confidence is damaged.
I 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!
