I need a formula to count
# of majors for past 5 years by school year.
For example if a major has a start date of 4/27/17 and the stop date is null I would need to count the major in the school year 8/1/2017 - 7/31/2018 and the school year 8/1/2017 - 7/31/2018.
Also if a major has a start...
If I put the statement in quotes like this:
WHERE approg.entry_date >= '#[Forms]![ParameterForm]![EntryDate]#'
AND approg.entry_date < '#[Forms]![ParameterForm]![EntryDate]#' + 1
I get Conversion failed when converting date and/or time from character string (#241)
It is formated as 'Short Date'. The field I am comparing it to is a date time field. How can I change it to only date, I tried date(approg.entry_date) but access didn't like that.
I am using Access 2010 and am trying to execute a pass through query from a form where a date in entered. The query looks like this:
SELECT RTRIM(name.last_name) +', ' + name.first_name AS Name, name.soc_sec AS ID, address.st_addr, address.add_addr,RTRIM( address.city) + ', ' + address.state +...
thread149-475411
I am doing a cross-tab (Crystal 9.2.2) with two summarized fields. They end up in the same cell. Is there a way to separate the summarized fields into two columns?
The thread1490475411 says it is possible but I could not find the steps I needed to take.
Thanks
Right now I am creating two reports. 1 to show all the GF4 lines and one to first show a Summary Page then drill down to student type then drill down to the award then drill down to the student receiving the award.
I was hoping for a more efficient way. Any thoughts?
Is there a way to either print a line or make it available via the drill-down option by passing a variable. For example,
if stringVar PrtHdr = "yes" show section else make available with as a drill-down?
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