Queries :: Display Date Backwards And Without Slashes
Mar 15, 2013I would like to create a query that displays a date like this "20130315". Can this be done?
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View RepliesI would like to make a query that count simultaneous connection.
Here is my tables
Users (ID_User, Name)
Date_logon (Id_on, Date_logon, time_logon, Num_user#)
Date_logoff (Id_logoff, Date_logoff, time_logoff, Num_user#)
Here is a part of a query that display users date and time of log on and log off.
Users Date_logon Time_logon Date_logoff Time_logoff
Utilisateur1 13/05/2015 17:38:42 13/05/2015 18:52:15
Utilisateur2 13/05/2015 17:12:21 13/05/2015 17:30:24
Utilisateur3 13/05/2015 16:59:08 13/05/2015 17:16:06
Utilisateur4 13/05/2015 16:54:14 13/05/2015 18:32:13
Then I put that result in a pivot table in Excel. In line we have time logon by date and in column we have time logoff by date.
Here is the issue : In Excel for the 4 lines above, it counts 2 logon at 4PM and 2 logon at 5PM. We should have 4.
I am trying to run query on a months worth of dates, have it count based on each day and then display the date and the number?
Table:
field1 - field2 - field 3 - Date
I can run a query one day at a time but would like to run it for the month and get this
12/01/2014 - 15
12/02/2014 - 32
12/03/2014 - 0
12/04/2014 - 12
I have a query which is displaying a date/time field a record was input. in my query I'd like to only display the records where the date/time based on what today is i.e. Monday it will display <Friday or yesterday for Tue to Fri.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI have an Access Database setup that sorts archery scores. I want to export a query to a specific sheet in an Excel file that is setup for playoff bracketing which has formulas that automatically advances the winner of a match to the next round.
Now my question is, am I looking at this backwards? Would it be easier to import the excel file into access? Or should I stick to exporting data to excel? I want this to be automated as much as possible to the user has to do as little as possible (ideally, hit a button and the bracketing pops up...)
If anyone has any ideas (or possibly some VBA code....;) ) please let me know.
Thanks
Steve
Hi.
For years several agencies have used a database written and maintained in Access 97.
One adminstartor has both 97 and 200 on his computer and no problem. Until now, that is.
When I try copying a revised front end, and opening it, I get 'unrecogized database format' message.
My hunch i sthat said administartor accidentally opned the basck end with 2000 and converted it.
So, can the back end be unconveted/reverted back to 97?
Any other suggestions?
Russ
I have a continuous form based on a query.
The query is derived from three tables each in a 1 to
many relation to the next. (tables A, B, C)
So when I open this form (with filter A = 1) I expect to get this order:
A B C
---------
1 - 1 - 1
1 - 1 - 2
1 - 1 - 3
1 - 2 - 1
1 - 2 - 2
1 - 3 - 1
1 - 3 - 3
What I am getting is the records listed in the opposite order!
(1-3-3 on top, 1-1-1 on bottom)
Can anybody tell me why?
Thanks.
I really just want to get the recordcount of the recordset to display on my form.
Code:
Public Sub CallSP()
Dim cnn As ADODB.Connection
Dim rsSQL As ADODB.Recordset
Dim CmdSQL As ADODB.Command
Dim rsACCESS As ADODB.Recordset
[code]....
I used the code in the link below to get the login id returned on a form but I am having trouble now that I rolled out the database the code gives an error if the user has older than 2010 and even on a new machine that has access 2013 what is the best code to use? to return the log in id to a form?? without worrying about what version of access they have it wont be older than 2003. URL...
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am creating a repayment schedule (as a report) and I want to display a series of fields as a column which return (show) a date one month after the date in the field above.
The first repayment date field (Line 1) will show a date one month after the loan was paid out. the Next field below will show the date one month later.
I can't simply insert the "Date + 30" because that would get out of since over the year. If the loan was issued on say the 15th of January, I need the first field to display 15th February and the next would be .... 15th March.... Yes - You've got it!
Now I could do that in Excel, but I don't know how to get Access to do it.
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"
Neither of which work ....
I have just taken over an access database written by someone else. I am being asked to write some customized reports that will be extracted to excel and passed around to the team.
The database is used to track employee assignments and show us who is available and what percentage they are assigned to a task. The current report shows their percentage of assignments by month. The current column headers in the table are Month1, Month2, Month3, etc.
In the report I am creating, I would like to write it so that it pulls data based on criteria I give, but I want the columns to show Month1 as the current month, and Month2 as next month, etc. So instead of Month1, Month2, Month3... I will have September, October, November.
I cant seem to figure out how to calculate the "display as" part. When I put the formula Format(Now(),"mmmm"), the formula appears as the column name, not the expected value.
Your help is most certainly appreciated.
This used to be an easy one. . . but has anyone noticed that long date format no longer shows the day on the end? I have looked through the regional windows settings too and i cant find it anymore. What i would like is to group some results by date on a form with it displaying the day as like a diary style listing. Any help would be greatly appreciated....
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a database from sharepoint which has 250 fields based on a survey. I imported the database into Access where I made 10 queries.
I want to know is there a way to display those 10 queries in one queries or in one form.
Given that some queries has result to display and others haven't yet.
Can someone help me?
is there a way about how to display date format inside on date field?
(but if user want to type the data then the date format automatically be deleted)
currently i just put the date format label below of the date field like this picture:
http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/4936/date6kq.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
please help me to solve it..
thank you:)
Hi,
I am looking for guidance on how to get a query field to display a numeric period from an existing field that contains a date.
ie:
01/01/2005 = 1 (1st Month)
01/05/2005 = 5 (5th Month)
Etc.
Thanks
Darrell...
Hello, I've searched the forums and all over the web, but I still can't figure out how to solve my problem.
I am creating a contact manager/scheduler. There are several tables in this database but the only ones that are involved with this problem are the following:
Contacts Table (main table stores all the contact info)
Meetings Table (stores all the meetings for all contacts)
The field relating the two tables is ContactID.
I have created a tabbed form allowing the user enter Contact Info, Meetings Info, Call History etc. Entering Meeting Info, is done on a subform and the subform will only display the meetings scheduled for the specific ContactID being modified. So everything works great.
What I am trying to accomplish now is to show the very next appointment for the specific ContactID being modified. Meaning if I'm editing/adding info for a specific ContactID, I would like to display above the subform (maybe in a textbox not sure) the very next meeting scheduled for that contact.
Currently the user can simply browse through the subform (meetings) for that Contact ID, and find the next meeting, but I think it would make it a lot more user friendly if the next meeting would be displayed automatically.
So what I am trying to figure out, is how to parse the Meetings table for the specific ContactId being modified and find a meeting date that is later then NOW() but is also the earliest date from now (hopefully this makes sense). If there is now such date, I would like to display "There is no scheduled meetings" (or something along the lines of that).
How can I accomplish this? Would be through a query?
Hopefully my explaination was clear, and I would appreciate any help, because I have really hit a road block...
Eric
Good day,
I have a query that returns hours of vacation time taken for each specfic day of the year. But if no time is taken on for example Jan. 19th, that date do not show up in the query. I am wondering is it possible to return all 365 days and display a zero,if nothing is booked for that day. Attached is the db.
Thanks
Chris
Can anyone quickly tell me how to display the date in a field in a form or report as
Year - Month - Day?
example 1999 - Feb - 03
Do I do this in the format function or should I use the input mask and... and how do I do this?
Dear Programmers,
I would like to display a page that tells the user that there are no "bookings" for TODAY. It is a restaurant booking database which I have nearly completed. When there are bookings for TODAY, it shows a table with the customers booked for today (that's working ok), but if there aren't any for 'today' when I open that page, it just shows the headings of the table with no customers. I'd like to just display a message (and no table elements) when there aren't any bookings for today. Pretty confusing explanation? sorry bout that.
Of course I'm using a MS Access DB and .asp
Any suggestions?? Thanks very much.
Rod.
Hello,
I'm attempting to create a report for a major school district in TX. I need to have the total number of records entered each month and a cumulative number of records entered for the year. Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks
It's a small publishing business with a monthly newsletter. Access and database set-ups is not really my field but I'm going to give it a as much of my time as I can. I've gone through a number of tutorials and most of it is reasonably digestible but I think I have stumbled upon a hurdle.
The newsletter is a yearly paid-subscription and I need to be able to put up a sort of query/reminder of which subscribers need to renew. So that means I need to add 1 year to the subscribe date. After a bit of Googling I found a lot of DateAdd() function references for a similar problem but nothing really explaining how or where to implement it.
DateAdd("m", 12, [DateLastCalibrated])
I assume the [DateLastCalibrated] should be able to be replaced with my subscribed date but I get a number of invalid errors. Does it have to be implemented as a query? Should I create a calculate field? Do I even need to use this!?
I have a customer table with an address Column and an Order table with a OrderDate column .
I would like to create a Query that would display the customer address and only the Last order made.
So far I was only able to display the address and and all the Order dates.
hi, i have created a form and would like to display todays date and time in the following format
Mon 6 June 2005 24:00
this will literally be just on the form, no link to anything or any extra dynamic features. just there for the user's benefit
if anyone could tell me the steps that need to be taken, im guessing some formatting will need to be done, or some script will need to be placed in the form event code builder.
i have only recently focused my attention on ms access so a descriptive but to the point explanation will be ideal thanks
hi
i would like to display the date and week number on one of my forms but have no idea about dates and how to code this.
can some one help? id appreciate it it beyond me :confused:
thanks :)
rob
If I key in to the control source of a text box "=Date()-184" I will get the date 6 months ago but if I tried the same of 06/10/05 I will lose a day because of the 30/31 day months. Does anybody know another way around this?
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