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PHV, That worked like a charm.... Thank you.

Thanks PHV... Sorry that is took so long to get back to you... I had an emergancy and have been out of town for awhile... I am going to try this now. Darkhat01

I am having a problem with setting the Data Source when it is set to CurrentDB. If I set the path to c:\test\mydatabase.mdb it works fine. Why will this not work, does anyone have an idea? Set objConnection = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") Set objRecordSet =...

So will a dlookup show all the values that are in the Query that it is looking in?

I was thinging more about this, i could do it as a sub-report, but can this be done in a textbox?

I need to have a Select Query show up in a textbox and return everything back in the text box from the query. I tried to put the select Query in the Control Source of the textbox, but this did not work. Here is the Query SELECT qManagerQuery.Q8 FROM qManagerQuery; Q8 is a memo field; it will...

I also tried somethign like this and it did not work: =DSum(Abs("Q1","qEnterpriseQuery","Q1"=1))

That helped alot by doing a DCount for everything, but what would I do if I only wanted to count it if Q1 equals 1? Works if I want to count everything. =DCount("Manager","qEnterpriseQuery") I tried =DSum(Abs("Q1","qEnterpriseQuery")) and I Get a error that tells me "The expression you...

How do I make a call to another query to do a Sum of all the Q1's that equals 1? Currently the Record source for the report is one query qManagers and this gives me 90% of the data that I need and I also need results from another query called qEnterpriseQuery. Here is what I was thinking, but...

Thanks bhookom

Thanks Jerry...

I am trying to do percentages on my report in the expression builder, here is what I did: =Round((([text67]/[text60])*100),0) & "%" It does work, but does not look pretty. Is there a better way to do percentages? Thanks, Darkhat01

Thanks....

One more question, say I did a Set objConnection = CreatObject("ADODB.Connection") If I wanted to open a database in an other location to store it in objConnection I would do a: objConnection.Open _ "Provider = Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; " & _ "Data Source = c:\test.mdb" But...

Geoff, Can you explain to me how the ADODB.Connection works. I really don't understand it. What is the difference between: New ADODB.Connection and CreatObject("ADODB.Connection") don't they both create new objects? thanks, Darkhat