I have a query and it works fine, it gives the progress of tasks related to the whole project.
The thing is that if the whole project is at 0% and you can't divide by 0 the query returns the value #Error.
Is there a way to mask it so that rather then returning #Error it shows up a blank filed or at least 0.
For example it is like this now
OutlineNumber |OutlineDescription |DeliverableDesc| Contribution
6.1| UST OTR Model V2| OTR Model v2| 100.00%
6.1.2| QA & Bug Fixing| OTR Model v2| 0.00%
7.1| STP | STP | #Error
And would like it to be this
OutlineNumber| OutlineDescription| DeliverableDesc| Contribution
6.1| UST OTR Model V2| OTR Model v2| 100.00%
6.1.2| QA & Bug Fixing| OTR Model v2| 0.00%
7.1| STP | STP |
//notice no #Error just blank space
Here is the query
Code:SELECT RawData.OutlineNumber, RawData.OutlineDescription, RawData.DeliverableDesc, FormatPercent(RawData.PercentComplete/subQuery.TotalProgress) AS ContributionFROM RawData, [SELECT DeliverableDesc, SUM(PercentComplete) AS TotalProgress FROM RawData GROUP BY DeliverableDesc]. AS subQueryWHERE ((RawData.DeliverableDesc)=(subQuery.DeliverableDe sc));
thanks for any help you might be able to give
Note I am presenting this query in a form to the user, so if it can't be done in query directly, is there a way I can code it on the form to remove the #Error values in teh query
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Private Sub Form_Error(DataErr As Integer, Response As Integer) Const INPUTMASK_VIOLATION = 2279 If DataErr = INPUTMASK_VIOLATION Then MsgBox "There was an input mask violation in the field no!!" Response = acDataErrContinue End If End Sub
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Eventually, since the field must always contain a letter, i set the data type to Text with field size of 8 ... and i set the inout mask as follows:
9999000L (since the first 4 digits are mandatory). With this input mask, if i have an ID Number of 123M, i have to input it as 0000123M.
Although, I would like to have the leading zeros, is it possible that during data entry time, i would simply type 123M, and i will get the zeros automatically, after the field loses the focus, rather than having to type them myself ?
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If Me![Currency Counter] = "1" Then Me![Serial No].InputMask = "LL00 000000" Else If Me![Currency Counter] = "2" Then Me![Serial No].InputMask = "LL-00000000-L" endif endif
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Hiya everyone, I'm try to do a database for items with part numbers. & I want to be able to set the field to only accept data which has two letters at the begining, but any other characters after that (no fixed size).
ie. part num1: pn047589sdf8m3 part num2: pn6583 part num3: pnfdgmj5973m part num4: pn-fdgmj-5973m
Is this possible to do?
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but this isn't good.
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* mean any character for as many characters in length.
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