Can anyone help me which I'm trying to query a field called address number that contain only number for an address. I want to query out all the even and odd number from this field. The result should be two separate report of all the even number with street address and odd numbe with street address.
I need to have an auto number in an access query, this is not the auto number already existing in the table. I need a separate auto number field in the query which begins with 1 and is in increasing order. Any help will be much appreciated
I have a field that is giving me the number of business days between a period of time and then I want to subtract that number - the person's PTO time to see the actual days they were available...when I simply type the number in (see below) it works great but I want to set up a prompt that will ask me how many PTO Days to calculate as it will be different for each person I am quering...is this possible?
I've got a question and I can't find the answer, hope you'll help me!!
I'm developing an application in access 2003, almost finish, and i'm not sure whether the application will be capable of keeping all the amount of data that will be inserted in it...
It will be about 4000 registers per month in one table, that is the biggest...
Will access be capable of handling with it?? How many data can access store as maximum???
Hi, im pretty new to access, i need some help or a pointer on how to set up a sequential number. i have a orders table with an order number starting GO how to i get access to count up in ones from the starting number. regards
hi all. After I had inserted a value that is 1.5 into access db, it becomes 2..The field is defined as integer with auto decimal...Do you know why that is happening ?
I have a unique database that I am building. I am new to Access and am trying to learn what the best practices are.
We are a manufacture and I am trying to build a database that captures all the unique features that define an individual product.
From these unique variables I can generate a BOMs, Production times, Box content labels, job tickets, etc. All this information is entered using a form, I want one location to input all the pertinent information to avoid having to enter anything twice.
The trouble I am having is that I have hit the 255 fields. I know that this typically means that there is a poor structure, however this is the amount of data required to define one product. Is it possible to split the database into two or more databases? I built a second database, but how do I sync the "Part Number" fields so that they always match each other?
at the moment we have been given this problem where we have to incoporate a Dmax function into the following code
IDnumber = Left(Firstname, 3) + Left(Lastname, 2)
from this code the ID number creates something that looks like this
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however i need a four digit number after this ID, for every different ID i need the numbers to increase by one the following code was given to us to do in Got Focus but this did not work
I have an Access database query with a month (with full names of months in them) column. I need to build an expression that will take
DECEMEBER and make it 12 November and make it 11 October and make it 10 and so on.
I tried this and it worked for 1 month at a time ****** Expr1: IIf([month]="January","1") ****** but how would I format it to make all the months corespond with the right number?
The table value is not a month field it is a text field. so I don't think any of the date variables will work. I hope this is simple one for you access guys out there. I really need some help on this one.
I have a database where i want to issue each new form a new number. Is there a way in Access 2000 to so this, so a box on the first form generates 1, the next form open generates a number 2, then 3 and so on? I have created a table with numbers 1 to 65000 if this helps?
Is it possible to increase the number of columns in Access 10?I upgraded MS Office because I knew Excel no longer restricted you to 256 columns. I often pull data from a data base that uses as many as 800 columns.When I try to open these files I get a "too many cross tabs" error prompt.
I have imported in an excel table into access. It has a lot of numbers that have many digits after the decimal place. I want to cut this down since they are prices to just 2 decimal places.
Problem is that access imports the fields as Text fields. when i go to change the columns that i want as numbers it looses the information after the decimal place for example 1.1156834 when i click Number (long integer) and standard format it is converted to 1.00 loosing everything. This is getting really really fustrating now.
When i import there is a drop down list but it is disabled where i can change the column property (number, text etc) so cant do anything about it.
I have imported in an excel table into access. It has a lot of numbers that have many digits after the decimal place. I want to cut this down since they are prices to just 2 decimal places.
Problem is that access imports the fields as Text fields. when i go to change the columns that i want as numbers it looses the information after the decimal place for example 1.1156834 when i click Number (long integer) and standard format it is converted to 1.00 loosing everything. This is getting really really fustrating now.
When i import there is a drop down list but it is disabled where i can change the column property (number, text etc) so cant do anything about it.
I was wondering can MS Access do a range compair look up. I have 2 tables. One is the Info table and the other is Rate table. The Info table has 3 columns like this:
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I want access to read the Info table and pick up the values in the FICO, LTV and Type and compair it. Like with the above example. In the Info table FICO = 622. So then I want it to carry the number 622 down into the Rate table and compare that the number 622 is in FromFICO and ToFICO column to find where does 622 falls in between. In this case there are nine rows in the Rate table that 622 is between 620 and 629. The next criteria is the LTV number in the Info table. It's 76. So back into the Rate table looking for the number 76. And 76 is happen to fall between 75.01 and 80.00 in the FromLTV column and ToLTV column. Next back to the Info table is the Type column which is 2. Now back to the Rate table to look up the Type column for Type = 2. So from FICO = 622 , LTV = 76 , Type = 2...So the rate I want to populate is 0.25...So is this possible to do in Access?
I have a small database which lists delegates for courses. I have a venue which will hold only a small amount of people is there a way of stopping data entry when it gets to a certain point. ie putting a limit on how many columns can be entered on a single table
I have a data where I want to create a query fulfilling the below conditions. Suppose I have two table: Table 1 and Table 2 If a value ex.98 (Table1) matches with the value with 98(Table 2),it should pick up my second higher value 103. suppose 103 is the next high value of 98 . Please see the data value.
misprepaid.asmvalue from Table2 Required Result Con 989898 then 103 if value of table1=98 then 103 from table 2 (next large number) 103103103 then 149 if value of table1=103 then 149 from table 2 (next large number) 149149149 then 175 if value of table1=149 then 175 from table 2 (next large number) 175175175 then 198 if value of table1=175 then 198 from table 2 (next large number) 198198198 then 199
I can't display a 17 digit number in my table without losing the last couple of digits to 'rounding'. I've tried 'doubling' the field size but to no avail....whatever I attempt loses the last couple of digits to a 'nice round figure'.....
The numbers had initially been imported as text...which is really what they ought to be as they're identification numbers, but I had some issues using the find 'duplicate values' query and conjectured that was because the ID numbers had been defined as text---->though I could be wrong.
The VAL function works (to convert the text to numbers) but again -- I lose the detail of the last couple of digits.
I've been beating my head against this wall the entire day and at the very least, would like to know if what I'm attempting is viable. I've stumbled through function queries (with some success) and react like a deer in the headlights when it comes to VBA....
Hi, Can anybody help me ? I've a case where ms access displays oracle's numeric field as text where msaccess is linked to oracle.The possible reason could be when we don't specify precision in declaring the filed in oracle table, default precision is 38 which ms access cannot hold. So, it(driver) converts this to text field.But this is with MSORCL32.dll(microsoft driver for oracle).Is there any other possible reason that will result this behavior?
The following are the configuration details: 1.Oracle 9i on Unix server. 2.MSAccess on Windows XP. MSAccess holds linked data of Oracle server.
In the attached image I was trying to calculate number of working days(throughput) b/w item received_date and item_released date by using datadiff with "w" interval . but if I use "w" interval it brings value zero .but if I use "d" interval then it brings result with inclusive of Saturdays and Sundays.i don't need that.
How to calculate the number of working days exclusive of Saturdays and sundays.