Yes, I can see the values in the table. I am going to restructure the tables as you have recommended. I have tried recreating the mail merge process, but not using a query. It will not show me the properties of the field in Word.
Iendyar
Okay,
sorry the server was down. The structure is as follows:
ID which is autonum
ContractNum number which is a number assigned by the company.
Date but you told me I don't need that
Bank Text
FirstName Text
LastName Text
StreetAdd Text
City Text
State Text
Zip Number
HomePhone Number...
I just created a query with the data that I want to use. Here is the SQL:
SELECT [ContractNum], [Date], [ReferalName], [Bank], [FirstName], [LastName], [StreetAdd], [City], [State], [Zip], [HomePhone], [Fax], [Other Phone], [LotNum], [BlockNum], [SecNum], [SubDivision], [HomePrice], [LotPrice]...
No, the document isn't called out from access yet. I was designing the template first, then I was going to try to call the template and fill in the fields using the current record. I just looked and there is not a query for the mail merge listed in my queries.
Thanks,
Iendyar
Here are the calculations for those fields in the control source block
TotalPrice=[HomePrice]+[LotPrice]+[SitePrep]+[Contractextras]+[Contractextras1]+[Contractextras2]+[Contractextras3]
CashReq=[TotalPrice]-[ProposedMtg]
FivePer=[TotalPrice]*0.05...
I have created an access database that computes all the values for a contract to purchase a new home. There are 3 fields which add or subtract currency amounts to compute total price, 5% of total price for downpayment and one that computes the difference between purchase amount and mortgage...
Hi all. I have been trying to figure out how to put a command button that will open an excel file on a form in access. I have had no luck. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
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