I have database where users can produce a quote. Each new quote gets a quote number,
when users add a item to the quote, they also add a DHR (daily hire rate)
The table records the item and adds the quote and the DHR.
I want to run a query so it shows the quote number and adds all the DHR's for that quote.
Can this be done in a query as an expression.
An individual posted a new thread today (3/14/08) (believe it was in the General Section) asking for a help with a UDF that wouldn't process. He received one response, then I came in with another response which I later edited to include more info. Saved it, checked back to ensure it was what I wanted -- it was.
Closed the browser, shut down the computer. When I later reopened this site, the thread was missing entirely. Did a search on my recent posts -- it's not there.
I'm baffled -- how does a thing like that work?
Bob
Hi guys am not sure if i got dis in d correct forum (forgive me if not)
Just wanted 2 know what's d diff btwn a thread & a post (if d's any)
Noks
I have a table that stores date/time in the Now() format, but I want to run a query that will format the date/time in "mm/yyyy" with MSAccess SQL.
Here is an example table:
Table1
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IDDate
11-Dec-2004 12:24:06 PM
24-Apr-2005 5:04:18 PM
38-May-2005 8:13:52 PM
413-May-2005 2:27:57 PM
Here are the desired results:
Table1
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IDDate
112/2004
204/2005
305/2005
405/2005
Hello,
Although, I have seen many threads in regards to displaying images in forms, I have not been able to find exactly what I'm looking for.
The solution I am looking for is to give the user the ability to browse for an image, select it and insert it into the form. From reading these forums and playing around with Access, one thign I am sure about is that I want to link the image (I couldn't believe how bloated access gets when embedding an image).
I thought of a great solution for linking images, but I have no idea how to achieve this. (This solution, in my opinion would be great not just for images, but for all kind of objects).
Since I am linking the image, I would like to be able to store the image in a "private database" folder, that way the image will not be tempered with. It is my understanding that if I wanted to do that, I would have to first place the images in that folder and then actualy insert them into the form. This seems kind of pointless to me, since it will create extra work for the user.
So basically what I would like to do in pseudo code is:
On Click, browse for image
on image select, save image to \database image folder
link image to \data image folder
display image in form
I think this would work really well for all kinds of document management (not just images) allowing the users to attach pdfs/images/documents to records with out worrying where they are stored, and knowing they will not be tempered with (I'm planning to place the folder somewhere on the server)]
Any ways, any help woudl be greatly appreciated, and if I do manage to come up with a solution on my own, I will be sure to post it here.
hello once again,
i'm using this code to go to a certain record in a table:
Dim strRecord As String
strRecord = Me.List26.Value
DoCmd.GoToRecord acActiveDataObject, "Stopwatch", acGoTo, strRecord
the problem with this code is that it goes to the record number, not the id.... how can I tell it to go to the record it (primary key) instead of the absolute position number of that record?
I have a Customer table in an Accounts Receivable late-payments database that has very basic fields:
CustomerNumber, Name, BillToAddress1, BillToAddress2, City, State, Zip, Phone
As we get changes from new invoicing activity, I need the table to update the contact info. So, we get a spreadsheet each day with new invoicing activity, some of which will already have customers in our database. I need to capture any new addresses or other contact information to update my current records. We append the new info to the Invoices table, then need to grab the new addresses and update the Customer table.
I don't know why I don't know how to do this, as it seems so simple. Any help is greatly appreciated.