Tests
May 21, 2006Online MS Access test, (http://customguide.com/certification/access_training_2002/mos.htm)
What score did you get?
Online MS Access test, (http://customguide.com/certification/access_training_2002/mos.htm)
What score did you get?
I have a continuous form, that displays in the body the results of a number of selections from a previous form.
In the header I have a message that I want to either shown or hide depending on the result of the following code in the "On Current” event;
Private Sub Form_Current()
If Text29.Value = 0 Then
Label32.Visible = False
End If
End Sub
The default form Label32 is for it to be visible. Text29 is unbound and derives it's value from "=Min([WareHouseID])-Max([warehouseid])" no problem there.
The problem is that test does not perform as I expect it to. I have tried all sort of combinations and permutations but can not get it to respond correctly. It seems to think that Text29.Value is equal to zero regardless of the result it is showing
I'm guessing that there is something about continuous forms I have not yet learned :(
In my current, new position, I have been asked to look into the possibility of finding out if there exists some good tests available to test how much skill someone has with Access.
Do you know of any existing tests or websites that do testing like that? If not, I may have to create one for us, but I didn't want to have to totally reinvent things if something good already exists.
Also, if something doesn't already exist, maybe we could get some people here to contribute to a thread with potential questions to ask.
Hi all,
I have a data entry form with several values that could be calculated and entered if I knew how. The FAA requires logging and tracking values that result in the following fields:
TimeSEL
TimeXC
TimeNight
TimeDay
TimeDual
TimePIC
TimeTotalFlight
My last flight resulted in entering 3.4, 3.4, 0, 3.4, 0, 3.4, 3.4
My question is: is it possible to add some sort of test expression in the TimeXC field which would examine an associated check box (i.e. "Was flight XC?") and if it was checked then would automatically calculate the flight hours (TachStop-TachStart) and enter the value in the TimeXC field?
Thanks for any help.
I have been asked to create a access data base (using 2007) on tracking patients medical tests that then alerts you when it is overdue set against a scale:
Physical Test - age 20-39 - every 3 years - Male and Female
Physical Test - age 40-49 - every 2 years - Male and Female
Physical Test - age 50+ - every 1 years - Male and Female
PAP Test - 20+ - every 3 years - Female
There is about 10 of these tests like this and then tests specifically for Cancer type patients.
I figured out one way by creating a table with each column being a test but this didn't really work as I need to keep a record of each time they come in and the test is done and then it spits out the next reoccurring test from that date.
I then will need to make a report created from this that alerts on everybody who is overdue to not gotten any of the tests by category.
I then thought okay I will create a table that has the fields as ready something that this is better and to append the records to another form:
Illness - Pulling from tables of Illness
Test - Pulling from table of Tests
AgeGrp - multi-field, referenced from Table of Patients
Gender - Multi-field, pulling from the Table of Patients
Frequency - pulling from table of frequencies with amount of days to calculate
I did this and now I can't figure out anything past this point and how to link all this data up so the right information pops out.
Or is there a better way of going about this.