This Question Actually Goes In Two Threads.....
Jul 21, 2007
I am trying to build a db for my small company. I would like to set up a report that has the same functions as a bank statement so I can show my clients what they have made on a certain date and what they have spent, as well as the balance. I thought it'd be a simple SQL but was wrong. I went to several other db forums and was led only as far as I got on my own then they seemed to have left. Is it too difficult?
I need to take the [Total] of a sale, multiply it by .3 (this is our commission). What's left in the [Total] I need to subtract the various expenses (PostageCost, CopiesCost, GasCost, OtherCost, PhoneCost) to have a balance. Again, the entire report should look like a bank statement with either a debit or credit on certain dates. Each report is printed monthly for each individual clients.
Does that make sense?
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Sep 5, 2006
Silly I know and it is more than likely on the site but I can't find it. I want to search on just my threads to check to replies etc.
Tee.
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Nov 14, 2006
Hello.
I've been trying very hard to get through the various instructions, code, modules, etc, on calculating workdays. I am having no luck in getting this done. As one who can write an Access database only to the point of a little VBA, using mostly queries and formulae to get by, I have difficulty with posted code from time to time.
For example, in a previous thread (actually, in several previous threads), code was posted with the instruction (essentially), "Here. Use this." To which someone replies, "Thanks, worked a charm." Or the like. As one who struggles and has limited responsibilities in this area (and little time to learn while on the job), posted code can be a blessing... but "Here. Use this." can be its attached curse. "HOW do I use it?" is the next question. Is it a module? Do I put it as code on the On Open event for a form? Is it an expression I build into a query? Sometimes, seeing the code is only the first step... and for one like me, can lead to a lot of trouble.
Also, many have been kind enough to post databases, which show the end result of much work. This is also greatly appreciated, believe me. But, again, once I start looking to HOW it was built... the investigation sometimes leads nowhere. Where do I look for code? Did I miss something? Why doesn't mine work like that?
So, for the question I have now, I have searched this and other forums. I have copied and pasted code that I thought should work. I have copied code into a module and tried to call up that module in a query. I have followed instructions as well as I could... but you can guess where this is headed. What I have is, in the simplest form, a table called Employees with the fields Name, StartDate and EndDate. I need to know how many workdays there are in the date range of StartDate to EndDate, including the dates in those fields.
If you have answered this question before, I apologize for not being able to figure this out. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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