SELECT Orders.QtyAdd
FROM Orders
WHERE Orders.ProdID = 1;
SELECT Output.QtySub
FROM Output
WHERE Output.ProdID = 1;
What code do I use to subtract these 2 queries?
And also, where it says .ProdID = 1; what is the variable so it picks the ProdID from a basic single row form being shown? I guess it doesn't follow the Table.Field pattern?
This is the error I'm getting. A little obscure, I know, but this is happening in an executable Access application (2010 accde) when I click the close button on a form.
The code behind the form is checking a lot of stuff (data validation, etc.), but "Object or class does not support the set of events" is the error. Then the application continues as if nothing had happened.
The app was converted not long ago from XP ACC2003 to Win 7 ACC2007-2010.
I have 3 fields in my db, valueUSD, ValueOther, Currency. Obviously, valueUSD will always be shown in the US Dollar format $#,###.## however, I want to create VBA code so that when the user selects a specific currency (i.e. GBP or EUR), the number in ValueOther is formatted using the correct currency symbol.
For those who work with *nix programs, you can specify -v to get program to tell you more about what it is doing while it's processing which can be useful for end users trying to figure out possible causes for failures/errors/unexpected results. We both already know that there *will* be a performance hit if we were to leave debugging code, so that's not the question. The question is how much performance hit will a VBA module suffer if it has to check whether it should be verbose or not. Suppose we have a complex set of procedures where several routines will be called or maybe several events may occur, so logically, every routine would need to check whether the user has asked for verbosity or not. So,Private Verbose As BooleanPrivate Sub1Do AIf Verbose Then Msgbox "A worked!"End IfDo BIf Verbose Then Msgbox "B worked!"End IfEnd SubPrivate Sub2Do CIf Verbose Then MsgBox "C worked!"End IfEnd SubThat's a lot of If statements, and assuming every routine was executed, that means the VBA had to test for condition Verbose three times for single iteration.Is there any way to reduce the number of checks and hopefully have a final product that performs just as fast with verbose mode off than one without such mode at all?
If one has a query and vb routine that does the same thing, in an overall Access environment, is there any advantage to using one over the other ? Just curious.
I am needing help with how to set up the code to select different queries based on different conditions.
The database is to be set up so that I can pull studies at different time points based on if they are under long term, accelerated or stressed conditions. When this condition is selected there are only certain time points which are to be run, example..... Long term: 3,6,9,12,24,36,48 and 60 months. Accelerated: 3,6,9 and 12 months.
As you can see I have the dates calculated for all of the weeks and months that the sample could be pulled at, Inventory Transactions Table. And I am able to generate throught the Pull Dates Form a list of only the records to be pulled under Long Term conditions. I would like to have the form set up so that when I choose the Accelerated condition that it would pull from another Query like the Pull Dates Long Term, but only have the Accelerated time points listed.
I am not sure if I need an If/Then statement and if so how do I set this up.
I have a problem where I can create queries in code using functions such as Left() and they will work fine on my clients machines with a complied MDE file but if I try to use the same function in a saved querie they get an error: "Function is not available in expressions in query expression..."
The Queries work fine on my machine but not on those using Access Runtime. From my research it appears to be a problem with them not having the correct Reference on their machine. If that is true then which Reference do they need and is there away of installing that Reference by code?
SELECT TblDietPlan.DietPlanID, TblDietPlan.ClientID, TblDietPlan.MealDate, TblDietPlan.MorningSnack, TblDietPlan.AfternoonSnack, TblDietPlan.EveningSnack FROM TblDietPlan WHERE (((TblDietPlan.ClientID) Is Not Null) AND ((TblDietPlan.MealDate)=Max())) ORDER BY TblDietPlan.MealDate DESC;
I'm a having a problem with a Yes/No datatype. Fundamentally, my code looks like this:
strSQL = "SELECT * FROM tblAddresses " & _ " WHERE YPID = " & Me.Parent.IDNUMBER & " AND CurrentAddress = yes"
Set rs = db.OpenRecordset(strSQL)
Now this statement returns 3 records even though only 1 Current Address exists.
false also returns 3 records true also returns 3 records no also returns 3 records -1 also returns 3 records 0 also returns 3 records 1 RETURNS 0 records!!
If I look at the table in Access, I only have 1 CurrentAddress record for my IDNumber.
I'm fairly new to SQL and I'm trying to input data into this form I've created but it tells me that "this Recordset is not updateable". Here's my SQL code, I'm not certain this is the problem though.
Code: SELECT [Annual Instructor Report County Summary].*, [Camps, SS Events, Events, Total Members].*, [Archery Members].[numArchClubs]+[Archery Members].[numArchNon4H]+[Archery Members].[numArchCamp]+ [Archery Members].[numArchSSEvent]+[Archery Members].[numArchEvent] AS totArchMem, [Rifle Members].
i have a combo box ,and when i should select "all",this button after update code should show me all the column of table test ,but looks like for no reason the record set shows nothing and its not working.
Code:
Private Sub cboTaskListName_AfterUpdate() 'On Error GoTo cboTaskListName_AfterUpdate_Err Me.Refresh Dim db As DAO.Database Dim SQL As String Dim rs As DAO.Recordset If Me.cboTaskListName = "111111" Then Set db = CurrentDb() SQL = "SELECT no1 from test" Set rs = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(SQL, dbOpenDynaset) End If End Sub
I have a query that pulls data from a table called Data. I'd like to add a column to the query that will be the moving average -- For example, for a Month Beginning Date of 12/2013, it would average the SumOfCount variable for 10/2013, 11/2013, and 12/2013.
This is the sql code for my query without the moving average:
SELECT Data.Behavior, Sum(Data.Count) AS SumOfCount, Data.[Month Beginning Date], [First Name + Last Name].Wing, Data.[Full Name] FROM Data INNER JOIN [First Name + Last Name] ON Data.[Full Name] = [First Name + Last Name].[Full Name] GROUP BY Data.Behavior, Data.[Month Beginning Date], [First Name + Last Name].Wing, Data.[Full Name] HAVING (((Data.Behavior)="PRNs") AND ((Data.[Full Name])=[forms]![report parameters]![fullname]));
Access is telling me it can't find the record and from what I have tested it seems to be the Update line, not the where line. I am basing the set portion as equals a query - could this be causing the problem? Or can code be based on a query?
I have a very simple cascading combo box form with three combo boxes.
First - Customer - pulled from tbl1 Second - Item Description - pulled from tbl1, based on Customer Third - Quarter - not pulled from any table, just 1-4 numbers I manually inputted
The cascading part works perfectly fine, but the problem comes with the query button to get the full report I need. If someone selects quarter 1, I want the query to pull up only the quarter 1 column in the table for that customer and description, not quarter 2, 3, 4 columns too (those should just be invisible).
(This part works fine) In the query under Criteria, I have placed: Customer -- [Forms]![frmSummary]![CBCustomer] Item Description -- [Forms]![frmSummary]![CBDescription]
then I have columns Quarter 1 -4 and don't know what code makes the query show only the correct column based on the quarter combo box.
I'm assuming it might look something like..vvv...but I know this is wrong. Quarter 1 -- [Forms]![frmSummary]![CBQuarter]=1
I am trying to delete a record in tblinclude where record from tblexclude are equal to clientid and codeid
Here is the sql DELETE tblinclude.ClientID FROM tblexclude INNER JOIN tblinclude ON (tblexclude.ClientID = tblinclude.ClientID) AND (tblexclude.CodeID = tblinclude.CodeID) WHERE (((tblinclude.ClientID)=1));
I get the error Specify the table containing the records you want to delete. I've searched for this but I am just not getting it today.
I have a simple SQL query that is e-mailed when there are >0 records. Fairly consistently, the SQL code in the query is wiped out and the query fails. It happens consistently to this query, even though I have many similar queries. I am running Access 2013 in Windows 7
SELECT AR.[Inv#], [History Header].[PO#], AR.[Customer Name], AR.Date, AR.Mdse, AR.Freight, AR.Amount, AR.[Due Date] FROM (AR INNER JOIN [History Header] ON AR.[Inv#] = [History Header].[Inv#(number)]) LEFT JOIN [Advanced Engineering Payment Reminder Sic]
I have created an union query to pull together the same data from 2 ODBC tables (seperate countries).As there is a clash in the client number I have added a "N" prefix to differentiate NZ from Australia, as below:
The problem I now have is that I get type mismatch when linking to another table. How could I change the SQL below to dictate the field format to number (providing it will accept the "N" prefix) or all to text?
I created a query, and in field one i have a list of SKU codes (of which many are repeats), and in field two I have their corresponding volumes. In Fields 3-5 I have some various algebraic calcuations.
Now, in order to get a sum of the volume with only one SKU code listed in column 1, I use a group by on the SKU code, and a sum for the volume. When these are the only fields in the query, this works great. But when I add in the other calculated fields, the run query returns to showing each SKU code multiple times, and shows the volume and the calculations correctly. When I change the other calculated fields to Sum, then I get the aforementioned overflow error and no output at all.
Is there a way to both set it so that the output is only showing one SKU code, the total volume for that SKU, and the weighted average output of the other calculations in one query?
I have lookup table I use to return names for various "Sales Class" codes.It all works good but if there is a code that isn't in the lookup table it leaves that field empty.I want it to return the word "Unknown" for any code that doesn't have a match.Here is the SQL:
Code:
SELECT [Data1].OrderNum, SalesClasses.[Name] FROM [Data1] LEFT JOIN SalesClasses ON [Data1].[Sales Class] = SalesClasses.[Code1];
I am trying to run some diagnostics on my database. I thought a good place to start would be to look at all of the tables, the number of records each table holds, and each table's size. I have been able to find plenty of code on the web that loops through each table and provides the aforementioned data points, but the code only looks at local tables. SInce the database is split, I have a ton of tables linked to the back end that I am unable to get stats on. Any query or any code that can pull back end table stats?
I'm trying to import a few tables from a FoxPro database into an Access Database using VBA code. I know I have done it before and I remember struggling with the format last time.