Queries :: How To Exclude Non-integers In Query
Jul 29, 2013I need to exclude non-integers in my query and have forgotten how to do this.
What i need to put into the criteria field within my query to to this?
I need to exclude non-integers in my query and have forgotten how to do this.
What i need to put into the criteria field within my query to to this?
I made a query to calculate the average of a column, suppose that I have 5 records in that column (46,35,0,19.3,12), when the query calculate the average it sums the total of the column and divide by 5 (that's 112/5 = 22.4), what I need the query to do is to divide by 4 because one record is zero (that's 112/4=28). I put in the criteria the following (Not Is Null And <>0), yes this will not show the column that has zero but it still divide by 5.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have data in a field and I want to write a query to return all the values except the ones that have 2014/* in them. So I want to see the blank ones as well as the one with 2013. So I basically want to return B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, K, L.
I tried the NOT LIKE function but couldn't get it to work.
I have been successfully using the following statement in Access 2010 to retrieve data from a large csv relational database:
SELECT [1995_1].RPT_REC_NUM, [1995_1].PRVDR_NUM, [1995_2].WKSHT_CD, [1995_2].LINE_NUM, [1995_2].CLMN_NUM, [1995_2].ITM_VAL_NUM
FROM 1995_1 INNER JOIN 1995_2 ON [1995_1].RPT_REC_NUM = [1995_2].RPT_REC_NUM
GROUP BY [1995_1].RPT_REC_NUM, [1995_1].PRVDR_NUM, [1995_2].WKSHT_CD, [1995_2].LINE_NUM, [1995_2].CLMN_NUM, [1995_2].ITM_VAL_NUM
HAVING ((([1995_2].WKSHT_CD)="A000000") AND (Not ([1995_2].LINE_NUM)="09500") AND (([1995_2].CLMN_NUM)="0100" Or ([1995_2].CLMN_NUM)="0200"))
ORDER BY [1995_1].RPT_REC_NUM, [1995_2].LINE_NUM;
This query returns one long column of line numbers (LINE_NUM) representing the itemized salary (CLMN 0100) and non-salary expenses (CLMN 0200) and a total for each of the organizations represented in the data base. My question is: is it possible to modify the query so that it returns only organizations whose data passes that following test that checks to see if the itemized line numbers 00100 to 10099 equal the total for each organizations line 10100: SUM(LINE_NUM 00100:10099)=SUM(LINE_NUM 10100:10100).
I have tried several times to upload a sample file but have been prevented from doing so because of a missing security token. I have communicated this to the administrator.
I currently have a calculated field that will result in either a whole number or a decimal. From there, I need to set up a field that identifies if the previous field is either a whole number or a decimal.I have tried several different formulas, but always seem to get an error or a query that does not return any results.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have a query which returns, among other things, a number of boolean fields. In some cases, there will be a genuine True or False value in each of these fields; in others, it can and should be Null (e.g. as a result of a 'failed' LEFT JOIN of some description, where there is no associated record in the joined table which fulfills the criteria)
So something like this :
Code:
SELECT [tblTable2].[fldBooleanField]....
FROM [tblTable1]
LEFT JOIN [tblTable2]
ON [tblTable1].[SomeID] = [tblTable2].[SomeID]
However, I will be writing the result of the query to a text file and here's the problem. I want to show a numeric value for a genuine True / False (i.e. -1 and 0 respectively using the standard boolean conversions in Access) and a blank for any Null values.
So I tried this :
Code:
SELECT CInt([tblTable2].[fldBooleanField]) AS fldBooleanField....
FROM [tblTable1]
LEFT JOIN [tblTable2]
ON [tblTable1].[SomeID] = [tblTable2].[SomeID]
However, currently when I look at the exported recordset in Notepad, I am getting 0's for both False and Null values (and -1 for True)
How I can adapt my query to keep Nulls...null? And convert the genuinely present boolean values to integer form?
Only thing I can think of is to use (untested) :
Code:
IIf([tblTable2].[fldBooleanField] Is Null, Null, CInt([tblTable2].[fldBooleanField]))
But there's a number of boolean fields in there, all requiring the same treatment.
if you have a table of data (for example, where I have a long list of investors who should not show up in my queries and I don't want to try typing a very long list in a query's IN statement).
So, I created a "Quick Tutorial" to show how easy it is to use a table to exclude data from a query.
I have an access 2010 contacts database with 736 entries and I need a simple query to filter out entries after 1/03/2013. The date is entered by the Date Picker and there is no Input Mask set. I am using d/mm/yyyy in the table. The query I am trying design displays FirstName, LastName and DateAdmitted, I need to filter out all entries admitted after 1/03/2013. I have used <#1/03/2013# as the criteria and that returns over 49,000 entries in instead of about 700 entries.And I thought this was going tobe easy!!
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a table that lists Cost Center, Partner, and Cost. I need a query to sum the cost when Cost Center and Partner do not match. How can I write that expression?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a query that shows data from January to March (which is the current month). is there a possibility to exclude the current month
The query has the following fields
SegmentDate
PCC
AgencyName
SegmentData
I'm trying to create an expression to calculate percentage.
The fields, Value A and Value B might both have null values, but I do not want Access to treat nulls as zero (as in the Nz() fn). How do I get the expression to exclude any nulls and not calculate for those rows, but set the calculated value for a row with null A or B to zero.
I want it to set no calculated value to zero so I don't get overflow errors and can therefore order the data by the calculated field.
I am trying to run a query to show who has not paid for an item. I have a column in my table labeled "check amount". It is set as currency under data type. The default value that is put in if I have not entered a value, is $0.00. How do I run a query that excludes the $0.00 value?
Thanks
Wendy
Hello I am new to this site as well as MS Access and SQL. So any help would be appreciated. Sorry if this is too drawn out. I have this query that returns the previous business day's(Monday through Friday) number of docs sent from my department to another department. I would manually go into the SQL view in Access and change the date to yesterday. The easy part was having the code do the previous day. The problem comes Monday morning when the code does the previous day. It will do Sunday which will return nothing since I really want Friday's numbers. I am trying to figure out how to take into consideration if the query is run on Monday morning and to automatically choose Friday. I checked out DayOfWeek() and Case When condition statements but really unsure about syntax and whatnot. Here is the SQL view of the query...
SELECT Count(WS_FORM_TEMP.FORM_TEMP_ID) AS CountOfFORM_TEMP_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.FILENET_DOC_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.LINKED_FILENET_DOC_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.SSN, WS_FORM_TEMP.FORM_TYPE, WS_FORM_TEMP.RECEIVED_TYPE, WS_FORM_TEMP.DET_ACCT_NUM, WS_FORM_TEMP.DET_ACCT_NUM_CORR, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEQUENCE_NUM, WS_FORM_TEMP.CLAIM_EFFECTIVE_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYEE_START_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYEE_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.VACATION_PAY_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.RETIREMENT_BENEFITS_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEVERANCE_PAY_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SIGNED_RELEASE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_NAME, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_PHONE, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_PHONE_EXT, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_FAX, WS_FORM_TEMP.DUE_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.COMMENTS_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.ATTACHMENTS_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.POSTMARK_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.RECEIVED_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.CREATED_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE1_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE1_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE2_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE2_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE3_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE3_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE4_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE4_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE5_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE5_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE6_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE6_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE7_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE7_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE8_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE8_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_LAIDOFF_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_LAIDOFF_RECALL_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_QUIT_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_DISCHARGED_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_SUSPENDED_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_CONVICTION_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_PERFORMANCE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_STRIKE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_ABSENCE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_ASSURANCE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_EMPLOYED_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.FORM_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.STATUS
FROM WS_FORM_TEMP
GROUP BY WS_FORM_TEMP.FILENET_DOC_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.LINKED_FILENET_DOC_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.SSN, WS_FORM_TEMP.FORM_TYPE, WS_FORM_TEMP.RECEIVED_TYPE, WS_FORM_TEMP.DET_ACCT_NUM, WS_FORM_TEMP.DET_ACCT_NUM_CORR, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEQUENCE_NUM, WS_FORM_TEMP.CLAIM_EFFECTIVE_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYEE_START_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYEE_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.VACATION_PAY_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.RETIREMENT_BENEFITS_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEVERANCE_PAY_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SIGNED_RELEASE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_NAME, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_PHONE, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_PHONE_EXT, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_FAX, WS_FORM_TEMP.DUE_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.COMMENTS_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.ATTACHMENTS_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.POSTMARK_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.RECEIVED_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.CREATED_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE1_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE1_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE2_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE2_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE3_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE3_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE4_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE4_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE5_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE5_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE6_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE6_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE7_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE7_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE8_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE8_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_LAIDOFF_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_LAIDOFF_RECALL_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_QUIT_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_DISCHARGED_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_SUSPENDED_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_CONVICTION_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_PERFORMANCE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_STRIKE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_ABSENCE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_ASSURANCE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_EMPLOYED_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.FORM_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.STATUS
HAVING (((WS_FORM_TEMP.CREATED_DATE)=to_char(sysdate-1,'DD-Mon-YYYY')) AND ((WS_FORM_TEMP.RECEIVED_TYPE='1') or (WS_FORM_TEMP.RECEIVED_TYPE='2')));
Thanks in advance.
Hi all, I have a query with a field with dates, what is the code I have to put to have as result all the records where the date is empty?
Thanks
Marco
I have made a query from a table to count something.
Now, I dont know how to exclude the null value to the new query.
example:
Query Name: School
Field: Sch_No, Sch_Name, Subject1, Sum1, Subject2, Sum2, Subject3, Sum3, Subject4, Sum4, Subject5, Sum5
After run this query, there is a field(Subject4) has a null value.
Before I make a nice report, I have to exclude Subject4 & Sum4. And this will make Subject5 the fourth subject without displaying Subject4 & Sum4.
I hope anybody can help me..i dont know how
I've created a query where I am searching a database of job titles for contacts that are considered senior management.
One criteria I've entered into a query is as follows:
Like "*Vice*"
Which is meant to identify anyone with "Vice" in the title. The problem is I have noticed this also returns records with "service". So can I edit this query to specify that the "V" must be capitalized? I think this would serve.
Hi,
I've been searching the forums, and I find a bunch of posts about the subject, but I just can't seem to really find what i need.
What I'm looking for is how to construct a query, that will exclude any entries in my table that might fall on a Saturday or Sunday.
What is the easiest way to do this?
I'm going to be using the results of this query in a Report and DAP.
Thanks
Chris.
I have a simple dbase that lists individual staff members' qualifications, skills and hobbies.
One person may have 20 qualifications and another may have 1 or none.
I have a separate field for each qualification.
Is it possible to write a query that only returns fields that are not null in each record so that the subsequent report is not full of blanks? I know I can use Can grow - Can shrink on the report but I'd rather eliminate blanks via a query if I can.
I have a difficult problem (because of my own capabilities). I have a table (tblFoods) which includes a number of food with their analyzes. I have a second table (tblExclusiveFoods) which is connected with a third table (tblCustomers) with one-to-many relation. Namely, o tblCustomers is the "One" and tblExclusiveFoods is the "Many".
Into table tblExclusiveFoods there is a field that acts like a ComboBox and gets data from the tblFoods such as drop-down-menu. So, using the combo box i can select the foodID from tblFoods and then showing into exFood field which is a part of the tblExclusiveFoods fields. When i collect the foodID's from the tblFoods, i would like to to build a query which will exclude these foods from the tblFoods.
Hi All,
This question has probably been asked before, but couldn't find a related topic. My question:
How can I import long numeric values (integers) greater than 2,147 billion (standard long integer). I tried a lot, but couldn't find the answer.
Thanks.
Hi.
I have a form with two text boxes, call them FIRSTNO and LASTNO.
The user inputs a first and last number into these boxes, and what I want to do is append to table NOS all integers between these two.
E.g. user inputs 6 and 11 and I would like table NOS to contain 6 rows, with the first field containing this number, like so:
6
7
8
9
10
11
It sounds easy, but I’m struggling!
Any thoughts appreciated. Thanks in advance.
how to exclude those records that have an alpha as the last character and also exclude the records that have the same id code without the alpha.
Example Listing:
id_code
ak_12345
ak_12345a
ak_12346
gl_2391
1009123
1009128
1009128a
1009128b
Desired Output Result:
id_code
ak_12346
gl_2391
1009123
The length of characters in the id_code is not consistent. Some id_codes are longer and some are all numeric and some don't have underscores.
I need to be able to precisely handle nonnegative integers (in the math sense of integer, not the VBA sense, of course) between the values of 0 and 808,035,046,350,570,000. (Don't ask.)
I'm wondering whether I should be handling these numbers in a string and do everything manually, or whether the datatype Decimal or Variant will work for me.
I read that Decimal handles +-79,228,162,514,264,337,593,543,950,335 with no decimal point, or +-7.9228162514264337593543950335 with 28 places to the right of the decimal.
I absolutely cannot have the "rounding type errors" and "oddities" that you get by storing integer values in doubles, for example, due to imprecission.
Seeing that Decimal seems to work in a decimal point manner worries me, that perhaps I shouldn't be using it for this scenario. However, it's range seems so much larger than what I need, I'm wondering if I would "get away" with it.
If needing no imprecission to creep in means that I have to use Strings and implement my own String math library, that's the route I would have to go.
Question 1 - If I need the numbers to be exact (again, nonnegative integers, no decimal points), do I need to use a String, or should I use a Decimal or Variant type?
Question 2 - What is the difference between Double and Variant, for the purposes of storing numeric values? I read that Doubles are 8 bytes, and Variants are 16 bytes, however the Variant description is "Any numeric value up to the range of Double", which confuses me since it's double the size.
Need to know if there is a way to exclude a subform from printing when I print forms?
Here's what I'm trying to do - Have a form that contains multiple subforms that are linked back to the master form. One of these subforms is a memo which they would like to see on the "preliminary or draft" copy of this form but would like to exclude it from the "final" copy.
I would think there is some why to do it but I'm stumped at the moment.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Hi
Here's a brain-teaser for you all.
I want to create a copy of a table which I do using the code below.
SELECT * INTO My_Temp_Table FROM My_Table WHERE ColumnA = 100
Great, all works well.... but I want to exclude a column when the temp table is being built. I know I could specify all the columns I want leaving out the undesired column (rather than using SELECT *) but there are lots of them and, whilst in development, the table columns are liable to change. So I'd like to copy all coumns that are in force at any given time except one in particular?
I thought it would be something like :-
SELECT * INTO My_Temp_Table FROM My_Table WHERE ColumnA = '100' AND Columnname NOT LIKE 'ColumnB';
But this doesn't work.
Any ideas please?
Many Thanks
How do I exclude something from a ComboBox?
My form is a profile of a dog and contains a Dog_ID. The ComboBox is a list of dogs names and shows all the females I want it to show all the females less the female that it is being linked with.