HI Darylle,
At this stage tables are as follows:
table - member category
Category - Adult, Concession, Junior
code - A C J
table - Rewards
Member Category P G S B
Adult $19.18 $17.51 $15.68 $12.53
Concession $15.22 $13.90 $12.44 $9.94
Junior $6.02 $5.50 $4.92 $3.93
So I'm...
Hi,
I am trying to set up a database that will calculate the reward offered to member for the sale of their seat. this is based on three things:
a) member category - A, K or J
b) seat category - P, G, S or B
I have a table of seat details that lists the seat category, another table that has...
thanks for your replies.
ProgramError, I tried putting a bracket - still no change, also did a build event using the field names - still no result.
PHV - the sql is as follows:
SELECT [Client Data].[Client Ref], Count([Original Seat Data].[Client Ref]) AS [CountOfClient Ref]
FROM [Client...
Hi all,
I have a form where the user will enter a ClientRef (txt) and I have a text box I want to lookup that client ref and return the count of client ref from a query Count of Original Seats. I have tried the following but I just can't get it to look up!
= DLookup("[countofclient ref]"...
ok. so after spending most of the day banging my head against the wall trying to transcribe all this data, I refuse to believe i can't do it in a query.
could anyone please post how I should write this?
thanks in advance
Thanks for your help PHV.
I still can't get it to work, it's so long since I've used any of this stuff I think I've gone right back to scratch knowledgewise. I think I'll just do a manual transcribe.
cheers
Hi,
this is what I came up with (fully expecting to be incorrect...):
SELECT [Client Ref],
Concatenate("SELECT [Game] WHERE [Client Ref] =""" & [Client Ref] & """) as Event
FROM [Re-Sold Seat Rec Data]
Unfortunately it keeps coming up with a syntax error and I'm completely lost.
sorry to...
Maximum number of games will be 6. Obviously, it may be any number up to 6, but I just need to extract the names of the games they sold for.
thanks so much for your help
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