Greetings all,
Continuing to work on my problem and I am now getting and error of '3075' - syntax error (missing operator) in query expression
the error line is
strSQL = strSQL & "HAVING (tbl_data_DispatchDetails.TradingName) = " & varVal2 & " AND (tbl_Data_DispatchLineitems.WineNumber) = " & VarVal0
(I have to admit query language is not my strength)
Thanks in advance.
rbinder
WHERE (((zEnquiries.Enq_Forname) Like '*' & Forms!Enquiry_Search!Search2 & '*'))
this statement im sure has too many brackets.. can someone correct it for me
Hey,
I'm unsure of how to do this one, any help would be appreciated.
The database I'm working on has around 2000 records within the parent table. These reflect projects around the world.
the child table has records on how much these projects cost.
I would like to calculate the % of projects cost less than £50,000, then, the % of projects between £50,000-£100,000 and so on.
i'm not entirely sure how to do this, anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
I need to use square brackets as part of the criteria in a LIKE SQL statement. The criteria is:
[ABC123][SR]
ie, find all records which have that as part of a longer text string. How can I amend the SQL statement below to "escape" the square brackets and treat them as part of the string?
SELECT * FROM p_Overall WHERE (((p_Overall.Assigned_Dept)="ICONS_IMAC")) OR (((p_Overall.Brief_Description) Like '*[ABC123][SR]*'));
Help!!!!
Thanks in advance :-)
I recently MERGED two columns in a database file using the following code:
SELECT "(" & RESULT & ") " & QUALIFIER AS MERGED FROM SOIL_STL3_MERGE AS SOIL_STL3_MERGE;
The RESULT field was a number which I had to change to a TEXT field since my QUALIFIER was a TEXT field. Anyway the result was the field called MERGED which depicted the data as follows:
(100) U
(500) U
......
.......
I use the Find and Replace twice to get rid of the first ( and run it again to get rid of ) resulting in a field that looks like this:
100 U
500 U
My question is can I solve this through an UPDATE query statement through SQL or some other way with a function.
I would rather automate the removal of the ( ) or change my original code to NOT put brackets around my result.
Any and all help is most appreciated.
I thk you all in advance.
the raven man
I want to print negative numbers in brackets without the negative sign:
-5 beccomes (5)
I am doing this on a control that I am summing on. Currently this is what I am doing in the "Control Source" field.
IIF(Sum([field]) < 0, "(" & -Sum([field]) & ")", Sum([field]))
This works, however, I would assume it is running the sum 3 times (I do not know access internals, I may be wrong and would like to be corrected).
Is there a way to do this using the "Format" field??
Thank You
newbie and learning
I have a column containing records of the timestamp of an event. I need to extract the date out of each of these records and put them in a separate table. The date and time of each record is contained within a bracket.
E.g.
ES~1~1412179200(Oct 02 00:00:00 2014)~1~ITM_W64MQMONITORLOG00~
0~0~ES~1~1412179203(Oct 02 00:00:03 2014)~1~ITM_Log_Entries~
0~0~ES~1~1412179204(Oct 02 00:00:04 2014)~1~ITM_Log_Entries~
As you can see, the number of characters of each record are different, so I am unable to do the Left$ count thingy.
Is there any other way to do it? I only need the date and time contained in the brackets.
I have a query which uses values in two hidden text boxes, in order to populate a sub form.Unfortunately some times the data in the text box contains brackets within it as follows:
'120/60 ZR17 (55W)'
When this occurs the query returns no data, even though records with a matching code exists in the table I am working with where Speed is 'FR'.
Code:
WHERE (((stockdyn.SPEED)="FR") AND ((stockdyn.DESCRIPN) Like '*' & [forms]![frmSearch]![Text10] & '*'))
How can I get around this, as surely if I used quote marks it would take "[forms]![frmSearch]![Text10]" as the value I am searching for.
I want to prompt the user to enter a merchant name, but want the results to return close matches.I know how to use the wildcard in the Criteria field of the query, but I want to use brackets.I know that "*Southwest*" Will return Southwest Airlines.So I tried *[Southwest Airlines]* and it treats the criteria like a text string.
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I have big problem I have telephone number field like this
Tel(XX)XXXXX - X are numbers
I have to split it into two columns and skip brackets like this
Column1 - Tel
Column2 - XXXXXXX
Is it possible?
I have no idea how to manage it...I'd be very thankful for any
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Is there a way to show negative numbers in brackets without selecting the Currency format?
I want to show (75,000.00) and not -75,000.00