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  1. NavAmmo

    Week Of Year

    Thank you dilettante!
  2. NavAmmo

    Week Of Year

    Thanks a million PHV! So great to have people with such expertise who don't mind answering the "dumb" questions and pointing newbies like me in the right direction! I LOVE THIS FORUM!!
  3. NavAmmo

    Week Of Year

    Is there a weekofyear type function for determining what week number (1-52) a given date occurs in? If not, does anyone know of an acceptable alternative to get the same data?
  4. NavAmmo

    Multiple criteria in Dmax/Dlookup

    Nevermind, i got it... txtSN = DMax("Doc", "Off-Station", "[SN_Date]=#" & DMax("SN_Date", "Off-Station", "Left ([Doc], 1) = 'N'") & "#") Duh...
  5. NavAmmo

    Multiple criteria in Dmax/Dlookup

    I'm using the following code in a database that creates a new record and assigns it a Julian Date, Serial Number, and Timestamp, when a user presses a button. The idea is that the serial must always remain the same number of digits, so it rolls over from N999 to N001 - the timestamp allows the...
  6. NavAmmo

    Dumb Question

    That would solve my problem, except that I cannot access individual users' workstations to ensure that setting is selected. Is there any way to accomplish the same thing with code on the database itself?
  7. NavAmmo

    Dumb Question

    Is there a way to "lock-out" users, so that only one user at a time can access the database on a file share server?
  8. NavAmmo

    Rolling serial number

    That's perfect MoLaker, I hadn't even thought of using a timestamp! I think this is going to do the trick!
  9. NavAmmo

    Rolling serial number

    I'm trying to create a system, whereby an incrementing serial number is automatically assigned to each new entry. The serial needs to increment from 001 to 999, and then "roll-over" back to 001. Duplicate entries are allowed, because the user will enter other identifying data that when combined...

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