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Thanks it works like a charm.

I am a newbie to ASP and am trying to learn. In my ASP page I have 2 SQL Select Statements. I am passing a value (4+)that is stored in my (SubRs "Class")recordset to the 2nd SQL statement, but I want to extract only the first character and then add a wildcard. So that I can extract all...

I was not aware that you cannot copy from WORD to Access. PHV & dhookom "You are both 'right'" I learned a valuable lesson here. Don't use WORD. You both get a star for fast response and valuable post to me. Thanks After 3 days.....Saved my weekend, thanks

dhookom- Let's say, I have a "Subject" it is in "Avg" condition. I have 3 comparables to that subject, in some sort of Condition. "avg","fair","Poor","excellent". If my subject is in Avg cond and my comparable is in poor condition then calculate a percentage. If comparable is in Excellent then...

This is the code that I Type in query: AdjACond: IIf ([Forms]![frmSubject]![Cond] = ‘A’, IIf ([Cond] = ‘E’, -.20 * [SalePrice], IIF ([Cond] = ‘G’, -.10 * [SalePrice], IIF ([Cond] = ‘A’, 0, IIF ([Cond] = ‘F’, .10 * [SalePrice], IIF ([Cond] = ‘P’, .20 * [SalePrice],0)))))) However when I run the...

SELECT qryTopThree.RecordID, IIf([Forms]![frmSubject]![Cond]=[“A”],IIf([Cond]=[“E”],-0.2*[SalePrice], IIf([Cond]=[“G”],-0.1*[SalePrice],IIf([Cond]=[“A”],0,IIf([Cond]=[“F”],0.1* [SalePrice],IIf([Cond]=[“P”],0.2*[SalePrice],0)))))) AS AdjACond FROM qryTopThree; ************************* I was...

MY SQL view Code: SELECT TOP 3 Temp.RecordID AS RecordID, Temp.Cond AS Cond, Temp.FirstFourSeg AS FirstFourSeg, IIf([Forms]![frmSubject]![FirstFourSeg] Like '*bsm*',IIf([FirstFourSeg] Like '*bsm*',0,10000),0) AS AdjBSMSub, IIf([FirstFourSeg] Like '*bsm*',IIf([Forms]![frmSubject]![FirstFourSeg]...

1. Single quotes work. Double quotes DO NOT in the statement below that I wrote in a Query.My belief was that you were SUPPOSED to use double quotes.Double don't work below. ---------- AdjBSMSub: IIf([Forms]![frmSubject]![FirstFourSeg] Like '*bsm*',IIf([FirstFourSeg] Like '*bsm*',0,10000),0)...

I want to compare two values. The value that is on my form and the value(s) that are in the query. Ex: "If Value on form for [Cond] is "A" and true; & value for that field in the query is: E, G, A, F, or P. I want to calculate a value. There are 5 different values that can be on Form. E,G,A,F,P...

I tried your line of code and it kept erroring out and saying data mismatch. So I used a single quote around wildcard and it works. Thanks for the quick reply and helpfulness. I was running out of ideas. "((CompSales.Nbhd) Like (Left([Forms]![frmSubject]![Nbhd], 1) & '*' )) AND" & _

Silly me. " vs '

When I have my original line it works with no error reporting. "Where " & _ "((CompSales.Nbhd) Like [Forms]![frmSubject]![Nbhd]) AND" & _ But the new line crashes and reports: type mismatch "Where " & _ "((CompSales.Nbhd) Like (Left([Forms]![frmSubject]![Nbhd], 1) & " * " )) AND" & _

When I write the above code I get a Err # 13 Type Mismatch error. solution?

I am using Access2003 and in VBA I have a NBHD of RJA. In the condition of my query,I want to query from the table all NBH that are like the first character that matches frmMyForm.NBH So I want to see all NBH that start with the letter R, regardless of length. Suggestions for the syntax...

Set TopThree = CurrentDb.CreateQuerydef("TopThree") strSQL = SELECT TOP 3 INSERT INTO TopThree(query)......???? Not to offend. This is not my code. I was trying to be descriptive in what I wanted. Let me try something different..... 'Code is below Set TopThree = currentDb..createQuerydef...