Skip...You're a genius. To make it easier for myself, I converted the dates into a text field because the data is not going to change in the lookup table. Thanks for your help!!!!
I created a lookup table in Microsoft Access that lists long times between 9:31:00 AM to 4:00:00 PM. Through the query tool, I can successfully find the record times between 9:31:00 AM and 9:33:00 AM... but nothing greater than those three values.
The query works for 9:33:00 AM and below but...
Presently, I'm storing entire email messages within my personal organizer that I created in Microsoft Access. I'm looking for a VBA function to open an Outlook email from a stored email ID field within Microsoft Access. This way I would save space within Microsoft Access.
PHV - Eval is the best function in the world. Thank you. This prevents the need to overload numerous functions. You're awesome.
MajP - You're awesome too!!!
Thanks :)
That is a great alternative MajP - you are awesome!
Its just too bad we cant send a conditional "STRING FORMATTED CONDITION" to an if statement like the following:
Read record
Initialize/Setup New StatStudy
do until eof
If "STRING FORMATED CONDITION" then
setup the SS object
loop...
As example would be ClosingPrice > MA20(20 day moving avg), I would like to group/calculate totals (Business day counter, on going gains) until ClosingPrice > MA20 and ClosingPrice > MACD(another indicator). Sometimes there would be numerous conditions.
Thanks!
Fair enough MajP. I've created a stock table that stores historical prices and some other calculate fields. In order to back test certain scenarios, I would like create a user interface to select field names from the table and conditions (">", "<", "=") to compare with other fields or random...
In MS Access - VBA, I'm trying to group records while looping through a recordset. Is there a way I can create two dynamic if statements(1. condition to start the occurrence/looping, 2. end the occurrence) using fields within an Access form. For instance, I've created an MS Access form where a...
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