Preface: Main table called tblMain. Here are three of the fields that I am interested in setting this up for.
tblMain
Field 1: [IncidentDate]
Field 2: [Address] (actually street numbers)
Field 3: [CityStreet] (actually street name via lookup field off another table)
Query based of the above tables.
What I want to query is this:
If location has an entry on July 4th, 2006 then it counts it, if the same location has has another entry it counts it. If it only has a incident on July 4th, 2006 an no other prior incidents do not display it... Does this make sense.
So it would look something like this in a report generated off of the query.
07/04/06 123 Main St
07/03/06 123 Main St
05/05/06 123 Main St
07/04/06 125 South St
07/02/06 125 South St
06/22/06 125 South St
I have a table with persons age and location and I want to generate a report of all persons by location and age group. The age groups are 0-9, 10 - 19, 20 - 29..., 90-99. The location codes are 10,20,30,...90,99.
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I have a query that combines few different tables in order to create a View (Query) that is then used to by and Excel sheet to update a list. The Excel is dynamical updated when new data is inputted in the Access Tables.
But one of the fields in a query is combination of path name and report name (another filed in one of the tables) that crate a complete path to a file that contains some additional information.
Now since the Excel is updated dynamical and users of this Excel sheet are not very advanced. I waned to make it easy for them to just click on the location of the file and the file opens up. But I am not able to make the Query that contains the file destination hyperlinked.
I am trying to export a query or table to a location that the user selects. So each time the export button is clicked the folder will change. But I want to be able to select the folder.
The code I have below is saving but not to the folder I want it to.
Private Sub CommandBtn_Click() Dim fileSelection As Object Dim strPath As String Set fileSelection = Application.FileDialog(4) With fileSelection .AllowMultiSelect = False If .Show = True Then
I have a table that has entries recorded with date and time in one field, and I want to have a query that returns all records of a specified date or date range, regardless of the time in the field.
I have tried
Code: Between [StartDate:] And [EndDate:]
And
Code: Between [StartDate:] & "00:00" And [EndDate:] & "23:59"
Background: I have a database that keeps track of containers -what they belong to, and what is in them. Each container has a “Call #” which is labeled on the container and is a primary key in the database. The “Call #” field is set to only allow 5 characters in this field. A standard “Call #” for example is "A 152". When a new container comes into the system, which has not been physically labeled yet, I enter it in the database a little different. So let us say container "A 152" just came in, and has not been physically labeled yet. I enter the “Call #” into the system as "MA152". The "M" tell me it still needs to be physically labeled. When I go to label all the unlabeled containers, I print a report with all the "Call #''s that start with "M". I have another field in the same table called "Mark". In my forms I can then go through and click a "Mark Button". The Report prints all containers where the "Mark" field = yes(True). This feature is used for a number of different reports, not just unlabeled containers. To keep the database clean and in order, all “Mark” fields reset to no(false) whenever it opens up. Because, I used the “Mark” field for other reports, simply clicking the “Mark Button” when I enter the new container into the system will not work.
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I have been working on an Inventory Database over the past few weeks and I have run into a problem.
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A solution that seems to work is to take stocktake for a given product using the ProductID and date. I have a child table linked to this one to show the quantity and locations of the product. However, with this method, I will have to count the inventory for every location the product is in when the stocktake is taken. This method may work, but accidents may happen and an employee may forget to count both locations when taking stock. Then current inventory levels will be way off.
Is there an easier or more efficient way to do this?
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How do I tell access to look at the copy on local drive? Using version 2003, and don't remember this issue from version 97.
I have been trying to get an image to open from its location.... but it keeps trying to open "C:C:example.bmp" instead of "C:example.bmp" does anyone know how to take out the first directory location tag automatically?
There is probably an easy answer to this but I can't find an exact answer searching.
I have an Access 2000 database with the back end stored in a separate location. If I want to move the back end data file to a different location on the computer, how do I change the link (file path)?
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Isn't there somewhere that you can just change the path name to the entire back end in one easy step?
I use the Active X calendar control 10.0 in a number of forms*. The mscal.ocx file is in c:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice 10.
(*In the calendar's Properties it says it is "MSCAL.Calendar.7", which I think is just MS's way of confusing people.)
After splitting the deploying my app, it appears lots of my users either don't have version 10.0 or it is stored someplace else; for example, in C:WindowsSystem32. Because they don't have the correct version/path, everything crashes.
So, how can I easily determine whether users have the right ActiveX in the correct location?
The Microsoft web site says "To distribute your component as part of a Visual Basic application, you can use Package and Deployment Wizard". I don't have that wizard in my version of Access (2002 SP3 on Windows XP), so that's not an option.
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Does someone have any suggestions how to easily ensure users have the right ActiveX version on their computer - and in the correct location? (I'm not a super-coder.)
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For example, the cursor location has been determined before the text box lost the focus and now i am inserting the apporpriate data:
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