Hi Ken,
Thanks so much for your reply.
My report has grown and become more complex.
I still have the one row (Account Class) and one column (Admit month).
I have a total of 6 summarized fields.
I have a calculated member with the following Insertion formula:
CurrentColumnIndex=5
The...
I have created a Crystal Reports Cross-Tab that calculates number of accounts per account class as rows and months per column along with other calculations. A total of 6 summarized columns per month. This is a very general overview of the cross-tab
January February March Difference Mar...
I think your code works because cboText is a String data type that is being concatenated or added to the string "!E9:P22". In my code I had the two pieces together as one continuous string and the system could not find that full string as a sheet name and Range in the excel spreadsheet. Am I on...
I am trying to get the following code to use the sheet name that I choose on a list box in a DoCMD. TransferSpreadsheet path. The code works if I place the actual name in the path. But when I try to get it to read the cboText choice I get an error that it cannot find the object.Can someone...
I agree. I would never build data tables in this manner.... But I am pulling data from the "trusted" excel format and placing that data into a dashboard with a very specific format. I need the data to line up in a specific way so that I can reference it in my report by ID number.I am currently...
I have found a solution to open Excel, Choose an specific excel sheet based on input on a listbox form from a user and import the data from the selected Sheet to an Access db table. The data in the Excel sheet is based on months - Jan thru Dec. I can create the table with the months as column...
I am using MS Access version 2010.
I have a Main Form, frm_ClientPriceDetails with three(3)subforms: fsub_ClientDetail, fsub_ClientOrderCodePrice_Data and fsub_ClientSpecialPrices.
I have a text box control on the Main form: txtClientID with Control Source set to...
OK... I have fixed the semi-colon and am stilll getting the same error:
Syntax error in FROM clause
MS Access is highlighting the second "LEFT JOIN" in the statement.
I added in all of the missing Parenthesis.... There were many... Now I am getting the following error:
"Syntax error in FROM clause" MS Access is highlighting the semi-colon at the end of the statement. This is the current code:
SELECT t1.companyid, t1.mASter_clientid...
The "AND" in the second "ON" statement is highlighted.
Here is the section of CODE that MS Access is highlighting:
INNER JOIN dbo_SLAR_clientdiscountfeeschedule AS y
ON y.companyid=x.companyid AND y.clientid=x.clientid AND y.fingroup=x.fingroup AND y.effectivedate=x.latesteffective) AS t2...
I have been given a SQL statement to adapt for use in MS ACCESS 2010. The SQL statement was written in SQL Server so I understand that there will be differences in syntax. I have tried to adapt the query for MS Access but am getting the following error:
Syntax error(missing operator)in query...
I have a Query that SELECTS records based on a Percent. If the percent is Greater Than 40% then SELECT the record.
Now this criteria is changing to SELECT Records after 08/31/2012 that are Greater Than 30%. I need to continue to SELECT Records with Greater Than 40% prior to 08/31/2012 and then...
GREAT!!! That did it..... I knew it had something to do with single or double parenthesis... and data type number vs text.... I just could not get the syntax right... Thanks so much for your help and your patience.....
Yep... You are correct!! I have inherited this DB.... Lots of issues and problems... I was told to sync the field, "Problem_PA_Only" on both tables... (not in a position to ask why) so I am trying my best.... Yikes... and I am just learning VBA... I want to learn so as not to repeat the...
I need to update only one text field on tbl02_Main_Table , "Problem_PA_Only".
"Problem_PA_Only" is a text field on the form that updates to tbl01_Audit Reviews. I also need to update this field concurrently on tbl02_Main_Table.
But I will only need to update the current record on the form...
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