I get an error: 'Undefined function 'Format'' - how can I fix this? The above expression is supposed to convert values into percentages. I copied the expression from someone's sample database (to help me) and I just changed the appropriate parts around, but I get that error. I put a space between 'Regular Booking' because that's how it is presented as my field name, but I also put them together as one word to see if that would solve matters, but no luck. The sample database works fine, however.
I have a make table query and at some field on criteria "[Forms]![Gest vz]![Det1]![Cod furnizor].[Column](1)" i have the following error:undefined function '[Forms]![Gest vz]![Det1]![Cod furnizor].[Column](1)' in expression. Please help!!! :)
I created a function and when I try to use it in my query I am getting the error message Undefined Function in Expression.
This is the function:
Option Compare Database Option Explicit
Function Next_Weekday(DateField As Date) As Date
If Next_Weekday((DateField)) = 1 Then Next_Weekday = (DateField) + 1 Else If Next_Weekday((DateField)) = 7 Then Next_Weekday = (DateField) + 2 Else Next_Weekday End If
Im not very good with SQL so any help would be appreciated, I used:
SELECT (SELECT Count(*) FROM [tbl_stock/equipment]) AS Bases, WHERE ((([tbl_stock/equipment].InternalID) Like "D*" And ([tbl_stock/equipment].InternalID) Not Like "DM*") AND (([tbl_stock/equipment].Sold)=0)),
(SELECT Count(*)FROM [tbl_stock/equipment]) As Monitors, WHERE ((([tbl_stock/equipment].InternalID) Like "DM**") AND (([tbl_stock/equipment].Sold)=0)),
Count(*) As Printers FROM [tbl_stock/equipment] WHERE ((([tbl_stock/equipment].InternalID) Like "PR***") AND (([tbl_stock/equipment].Sold)=0));
and all Im getting is "Undefined function WHERE in Expression" and im stuck,
What im trying to do is get a count based upon the results of the Like query, and i dont know where im going wrong.
If i use:
SELECT
Count(*) AS Printers FROM [tbl_stock/equipment] WHERE ((([tbl_stock/equipment].[InternalID]) Like "PR***") And (([tbl_stock/equipment].[Sold])=0));
I get a count for that result, its just when i try and add multiple columns i get problems. Any Ideas???
I have used access to create a database for my web site which I use ASP to connect. I've written a function in Access which takes a product description and shortens it down...
Public Function GetShortDesc(strInput As String)
Dim x As Integer Dim tempstr As String Dim checkstr As String x = 100
tempstr = Left(strInput, x) If Right(tempstr, 1) = " " Then GoTo stringfound Else Do Until checkstr = " " x = x + 1 tempstr = Left(strInput, x) checkstr = Right(tempstr, 1) Loop End If
stringfound:
GetShortDesc = Left(strInput, x - 1)
End Function
And I have used this function in a query which works fine in Access, but when I go to my ASP page and try to return the field to my page I am getting an error...
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80040E14) [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Undefined function 'GetShortDesc' in expression.
It looks like the ASP page isn't accepting my function, Can anybody help???
i am trying to executed q query which has a Nz function. this works fine when exceuted from access. but when i try to executed the same from Vb i get an exception
"Undefined function 'Nz' in expression"
can anyone point out why this is happening? and wts the solution?
Please, Please tell me where I'm going wrong. I have read up and looked at examples of concatenating multiple rows into one, but I receive the error message " Undefined function in 'Conc' expression when I try to run the query.
Below is the sql:
SELECT testconc.InvoiceNo, Conc([InvoiceNo],"CostCentre") AS CostCentre FROM testconc GROUP BY testconc.InvoiceNo;
I'm trying to help someone with some text functions in Access, and I have used the Replace function to strip out spaces in a postcode. I created a dummy database in Access 2003 but in 2000 format since she is still on Access 2000. However, she is getting the above message. Incidentally, I don't get the message when I run it in Access 2000.
She has checked her references and has no missing ones. She has:
Visual Basic for Applications Microsoft Access 9.0 Object Library OLE Automation Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.5 Library
I have attached the DB - I'd be really grateful if someone could try opening it in Access 2000 to see if they get the same error.
My boss recently moved a DB from one server location to another and now it is no longer working properly. Please bare with me, I am not very knowledgable of Access and am primarily an oopl coder. I am using Access 97 in an XP.
The database is comprised of 6 files: Service_Request.mde/mdb, Common_Code.mda/mdb/mde, and default.mde. Service_Request.mde/mdb both reference Common_Code.mde and default.mde.
Service_Request has a login screen when you first start it up caused (I assume) by a macro that makes the call: login("frm_requestlist"). A prompt appears where i can enter a user name and login but when I click ok it crashes about 1 minute later with the 'Undefined function 'BuildCustomerName' in expression' error. I can bypass the login with the Shift+F11 shortcut but all of the forms crash when I double click them.
The function 'BuildCustomerName' is located in Common_Code in the module 'Library'. However, I looked through the code in Service_Request and Common_Code and except for its definition, I cannot find a call to it anywhere. Service_Request does make calls to a few other functions in Common_Code, but I am unable to tell if they are working or not.
I have checked the references for Service_Request with a reference wizard and as far as I can tell they seem correct. It references both Common_Code and default in their current locations on the server. However, even if they were incorrect I cant figure out how to change them with my current resources.
Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated as would tips on how to step code cause I havent been able to figure that out either.
I now try to rework on an old project but when I try to run some queries I get an error message: Undefined function 'Date' in expression . The same happen for the Format function.Both are built in Access functions
I have someone using my database as an mde, using the 2003 runtime, on a computer that has XP with Office 2007 (including Access 2007). Eveything works fine, except they get error 3085 on a line of code that is running an Insert SQL statement.
What is weird is that the SQL statement does not include the nz function. It does include a simple UDF for rounding, but that UDF doesn't return an error.
I also have code that checks the references on startup, and none of them are coming up as missing or broken. I have also double checked each reference and they have the exact same version number of every reference (dao360.dll, mscomctl.ocx, etc.). So if it is a "diambiguation" issue, I don't know how to fix it, or even identify it.
The code runs on several other computers with various combinations of XP, Vista, Office 2003, and Office 2007 with no problems.
I am stumped. What else could cause this error? Even if you don't really know, but you have a vague idea, please post it because I can't even think of anything else to investigate at this point.:confused:
This module is giving me the "undefined function" error message when I try to run my query. I don't know why, but I have checked that there are no references with "missing" and there are not. I also added the word "Public" to the function becasue that was advised by another forum user. I thought it worked perfectly the first time I ran this query, but now it is not working and I do not recall making any changes. I have called the module basFunctions:
Option Compare Database '************************************************* ********* 'Declarations section of the module '************************************************* ********* Option Explicit '================================================= ========= ' The DateAddW() function provides a workday substitute ' for DateAdd("w", number, date). This function performs ' error checking and ignores fractional Interval values. '================================================= ========= Public Function DateAddW(ByVal TheDate, ByVal Interval) Dim Weeks As Long, OddDays As Long, Temp As String
I'm doing some debugging over the phone.My friend has Access 2003.What does not work:When he codes the MID function in a query he gets an error like this:"Undefined function 'Mid' in expression."
In the Visual Basic editor, he gets the same error: MID is undefined.What DOES work:I walked him through the use of LEFT and RIGHT in the query and they work.In Excel, MID works.Might there be some odd ball Access configuration mess up, or maybe more likely, his Access installation is incomplete.
Hi, In my database I have feild for date and the default value of it is taken from know function so the date in the feild is showing 22-feb-08 21:55 but I want it to be in dd-mm-yy hh:mm. I tried to used this format in the table but whenever I click on the feild the date shows in 22-feb-08 21:55 format so how I can keep it as dd-mm-yy hh:mm perminent.
HOw to use the format function . I had tried to use it but does not work for me . when i click properties of the particular column in a query and go to format tab , i type in mm:dd:yy( i want to change the format of date ) and then execute the query but nothing happens. can someone help me ?
Does anyone know of a function that will change the date format from yyyymmdd to mmddyyyy? I have a linked table to a data repository, I'm using a date field in a query and would like to use the dateadd function to return a certain date range from 7 days prior. I can't get it to run, I thought this might be due to the date format.
here is what i have in the date field as the criteria: <DateAdd("d",-7,Now()) the date field is formated to yyyymmdd Any suggestions?
I upgraded to Access-2010 and the Text File Import function will not recognize dates in the format YYYY-MM-DD. The import dialogue sees enough to recognize the field as a date, but then every date encountered is written to the Import-Errors table. This is true whether the file has a .txt or .csv extension. The actual file format is .csv.
