Hi everyone,
My query concerns Currency in that i have declared some variables as Currency but when i try to output them they appear only as if they are formatted as numbers i.e. £0.50 as a currency variable when displayed in a MSgbox displays as 0.5 not a big problem you might think but i am trying to output these numbers to a retail printer as part of an Epos application. i can add a £ sign to the beginnning but adding missing zero's to the end is proving a little more tricky. I have cheked that the international settings on the PC are set to English, £, 2 decimal places ETC
Thanx
I have an unbound text box (txtInstAmt) that needs to be displayed from a table (tblLoan.fldInstAmt). Both the fields in the table as well as the text box have been set to Currency.
However, my code doesn't seem to work.
I get an error msg saying that the value isn't valid for the field when I set the decimal places to 2 in both the table and the form. When the decimal places are set to Auto, I get a Data Type Mismatch.
Can someone please tell me what's wrong with this code?
Code:Private Sub cboLoanSN_AfterUpdate()Dim DAOdb As DatabaseDim DAOrs As DAO.RecordsetSet DAOdb = CurrentDb()Set DAOrs = DAOdb.OpenRecordset("Select * from tblLoan where fldLoanSN='" & Me.cboLoanSN & "'")With DAOrsMe.txtInstAmt = .Fields("fldInstAmt")End WithMe.cboDateRepay.RequeryEnd Sub
I need to have a textbox formatted to have 2 decimals. If I take general number and set the decimal to 2 it will display numbers like 89.1. I would need it to be 89.10. I would like not to use the currency format as it puts the $ symbol in the textbox as well. So basically same formatting as currency (because it's a currency I am working with) but without the symbol.
I have a parent form and a sub-form. On the parent form is a date field [JOINED] and on the sub-form there is a date field [DATE PAID] and a field [BQ JOINING FEE] with a default format of currency.
I created a macro to set the value of [BQ JOINING FEE] to 0 if ([DATE PAID]>[JOINED]+60). It sets the value to 0 as required but I am unable to get it to format the result as currency.
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I am only beginning with Access at the moment, as I try to implement some improvements to the way my company works!
I have one really simple, but annoying issue at the moment and I cannot find the answer anywhere!
I have a currency filed in my table. I want to format it in USD, but USD is not available in the format options, just £ and €. I cannot see where the hell I get the USD $ format from?
I know this is probably well simple and I am being a plum!
I have a calculated field in a query that generates a result that i need to display in forms/reports with the $ sign but zero decimal places (ie; rounded to the nearest $ value, $5).
If i use the sql format currency function (format (n, "currency",0) it always displays the $ sign but with two decimal places...
In the form/report text box property i set the format to currency, with the decimal places set to 0, but it still displays two decimal places (this property setting seems to make no difference other than displaying the $ sign). Is there something i am missing regarding the way access formatting works?
I have a main report with 5 sub reports. There is a detail page for each company and a totals page at the end. The record source for each sub report is a Union query (combines the detailed information with the total information.
One of the sub reports displays currency amounts. The detailed reports display the currency correctly: $26,001 (no cents). The totals sub report does not display the currency formatting: 468934
When I run just the totals query the amounts display correctly ($468,934) by using the CCUR(TotalAmount) variable type conversion. The VarType for the amount field in the totals query is 5 (double precision).
When I combine the detail query and totals query into a Union query the detail amounts display correctly but the total amount is missing the formatting.
Here is the union query.
SELECT TblCompany.TblCompanykey, FormatCurrency(ProviderCostsRetrieval([TblCompanykey],1),0) AS TotalCost FROM TblCompany ORDER BY TblCompany.TblCompanykey UNION ALL SELECT 9999 AS TblCompanykey, CCur(Sum(([QryRptProviderCostsDuringPeriod.TotalCost]))) AS TotalCost FROM QryRptProviderCostsDuringPeriod GROUP BY 9999;
I have some Conditional Formatting of a Currency Field in an Entry Form. The cell is conditionally formatted with a yellow background when the value is zero.
I now wish to add an additional condition to the expression such that even if the value is zero it will not be formatted if a specific check box is TRUE.
I have tried modifying the expression such that it reads;
[currency field]=0 AND [check box]<>TRUE.
It correctly turns off the conditional formatting if the check box is ticked, but does not turn it on again when the check box is unticked.
how to change default currency in Access 2013 to a "foreign currency" (i.e. to Indonesia Rupiahs) without changing control panel (Region/Language>currency) - now setup as USA ($US)?
Need to confirm whether the Default formatting option in the Conditional formatting Dialog won't work in datasheet view of a form. Please note that all conditional criteria are working fine but not the Default Formatting option - only in the Datasheet view (In Single Form view the default formatting is working fine)
I have set up a number field to enter in the amount of money we have spent on a particular project, and when I enter, say £645.18, once I press TAB to move to the next field, it reverts to £645....
I have the decimal places thing set at 2, and the format on currency......
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Hoping someone can help. I have looked for an answer and can't quite grasp what I need to do. I am using Access 2000.
Basically, I have a quote form that adds together all job related services and totals them using a currency field. Sales would like to have the option of quoting the job two decimal places or going out to three. So, I need to round to the two different cost options. I can't figure out how to do this. So, my question is:
1) Am I using the correct data type? 2) If currency is most appropriate, how do I show results such as: $12.327 and $12.33.
If I only change decimal property (therefore, the display) for the fields, the form shows: 12.33 and 12.330. Have tried using the Round function different data types and not having any luck.
This is probably the easiest question to answer if you know where to look but I don't.
Working in the UK with Access 2000 I need to set the field in a table to show Dollar $ USD however the only values I have are £ GBP and € as defaults.
Now I thought that I could get this to change if I changed my regional settings but then it occurred to me that if I do that and it changes then surely it would mean that who ever used this database in our global organisation would end up with a currency shown in their own local currency. Whilst this may not seem like a problem it is if you don't realise and quote a figure to someone in your local currency.
i.e. at present the UK £ = nearly $2 USD
So if someone in the UK read the figures and it dispalyed £400,000 and quoted this to a person in the USA when in theory the figure was meant to show $400,000 it could cause all sorts of issues.
Can someone tell me the correct way of choosing $ without it affecting anything else.
I'm only fairly basic when it comes to Access, and I need some help with a query. Im running Access 2003 on XP Pro, and my current database is in a one to many relationship with Staff and Activities. A part of the Activites field involves the expenses of that particular activity. I have a field in my Activities table saying total expenses. The expense formats are in currency (including total). When I go to make a query, I'm using the following critera for the TotalExpenses field. "FoodExpenses"+"OtherExpenses". However, when I go to run the query, it tells me that there is a data type mismatch in the criteron expression. I changed the field formats to text and it will run. Can access 2003 support currency based querys and if so how? It would be really handy to know.
Hi to everyone. I have this form that my let's say clients should fill in. In one drop down list I need the client to be able to choose different currency i.e. euros or pounds or dollars. But I need the symbol to appear in the list and since the field is currency type I can't use the lookup wizard to decide what values should appear in that list.
How is this possible? Should I make an extra field of text type to choose the currency and on another field of number type to place the value I need or is there another way?
Basic outline: I have a form that lets me select items from drop down boxes, and attached to these items are prices. There's 11 items on the form that need to be selected. Quick diagram.
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[Item 1] [Total of 1+2] [Item 2]
[Item 3]
[Item 4] [Total of 3+4+5]
[Item 5]
[Item 6]
[Item 7] [Total of 6+7+8]
[Item 8]
[Item 9]
[Item 10] [Total of 9+10+11]
[Item 11]
[Total of the 4 Total Boxes above]
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They've all been set to currency, and what I'm trying to do is to have it so that the final total box there at the very bottom cannot exceed a certain value without giving the user a warning and not allowing it to be accepted.
I guess the problem is that I can't get it to work. Here's the code I'm using to do it:
Private Sub TxtTotal_Change() If Val(TxtTotal) > 85000000 Then MsgBox "Total over allowed limit. Change selection." End If End Sub
I should note that on this form I had to use 'Val' infront of the boxes names, as when I was adding up the totals it was putting the prices side by side and not totalling them. For example if I added 2+2, it would give me 22 in the box instead of 4.
I'm having a problem getting imported data to display what I want. I'm importing a fixed width file and one of my fields is a currency amount. The field value in the file is 12 characters with the last 2 as the cents (000000544990) I have my access field type as currency with 2 decimals (and I've tried many other settings auto,0 etc.) When I do my import it displays my data as $544,990.00 If I tell it no decimals it displays $544,990 It should be displayed as $5,449.90 somehow it keeps adding 2 characters and uses them as the cents instead of using the last 2 from my file.
I am setting up a db for a ecomm site and the vendor prices are in 4 different currencies. I currently have the price fields data type as a "number" (long integer). Can the data type "currency" handle different currencies all in one table? Do I need to set up a seperate price table for all the products in each currency? Any help is appreciated.
I'm currently setting up a data base in which I want to store price with a Japanese Yen Currency indicator. Is this possible? The Format allows for either Dollars or Euro. I like to use preferably ¥ or JPY as the currency indicator.
I am creating a database of private equity funds. I want to have a currency field for an input entitled fund size. However, I need to be able to display whether the size of the fund is in dollars or euros. How can customize a number/currency field to allow me to input the correct currency symbol?
I have tried to add up fields in a table but am struggling to get it to work. Can anyone help please.
In design view of tables, I have four fields (that I will be using in a a form eventually);
RaffleIncome AlmsIncome OtherIncome TotalIncome
I want to get the TotalIncome field to automatically be the total sum of any or all of the other three.
I have tried putting =[RaffleIncome]+[Almsincome]+OtherIncome} in the control box of the TotalIncome field (a guess) in a form I made, and it gives me the total sum of the others three but does not save when I look at it in the table view. (that is, the TotalIncome column remains £0.00)
I am learning as I go along and am okay figuring some stuff out, but this has got me a bit frustrated, and I guess I cannot see the wood for the trees !
when i am creating a query and need to be adding up all the data in the field, such as with the price needed to be paid overall the items, what do i have to do to create a part of the query or report to do this automatically for me? basically its a huge column of numbers that need to be simply added together and a grand total taken. please someone help. cheers.
