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  1. access101

    iif statement issue

    I found the issue in access I had a query with two tables that were not joined. Is there way to fix that. The two tables don't have any columns that I can join
  2. access101

    Code works in debug but can't publish

    ...with this SELECT Projection.[Day], SUM(datediff('n', Sched.Start, Sched.[End]) / 60) AS Hours, AVG(SalaryRate.Expr3) + SUM(Staff.Rate1 * (datediff('n', Sched.Start, Sched.[End]) / 60)) AS Wage, wage / AVG(Projection.AvgOfPm) * 100 AS Expr1...
  3. access101

    iif statement issue

    nope still not working. im using query builder. i don't know if that matters?
  4. access101

    iif statement issue

    i just tried the code in query builder and the do results show but it still says error in list function arguments: 'LIKE' not recognized. Unable to parse query text
  5. access101

    iif statement issue

    not sure what you mean?
  6. access101

    iif statement issue

    SELECT DISTINCT Staff.Employee, Staff.Rate1, Staff.Rate2, Sched.Type,iif([sched].[type] like 'P', staff.rate2, iif([sched].[type] not like 'P', staff.rate1)) as exp2 FROM (Sched RIGHT OUTER JOIN Staff ON Sched.Employee = Staff.Employee) GROUP BY...
  7. access101

    iif statement issue

    No still get the same error
  8. access101

    iif statement issue

    Oh...Ok sorry the table is called sched not schedule I missed typed it in my post.
  9. access101

    iif statement issue

    That's all I have it's new table adapter I created with two tables from access one table is called sched which has a column named Type the other is called staff which has a column called rate1 and rate2 the table is joined by employee column.
  10. access101

    iif statement issue

    I have an access database back end and I'm trying to use this iif statement iif(schedule.type like '%p%', staff.rate1, staff.rate2). But I keep getting the error that the like statement is not recognized.
  11. access101

    Textbox array error Conversion from string "Button1" to type 'Integer' is not valid

    i tried your code now i get an error Object reference not set to an instance of an object
  12. access101

    Textbox array error Conversion from string "Button1" to type 'Integer' is not valid

    The error stops at Main.Controls("Button" & T).Text = Me.textbox1.Text
  13. access101

    Textbox array error Conversion from string "Button1" to type 'Integer' is not valid

    I tried to declare T as Integer then a string but still received the same error. the form name is Main.vb RecordID is a textbox on my Main form Depending on the recordid i would like to go to the corresponding button() and change the text of the Button control. I was able to do this in...
  14. access101

    Textbox array error Conversion from string "Button1" to type 'Integer' is not valid

    I have multiple buttons( button1, button2, etc and instead of typing repeated code i just want the button to refer to the recordid and then based on that update the text value of the button T=Form.RecordID.Text Main.Controls("Button" & T).Text = Me.textbox1.Text any help would be great...
  15. access101

    convert code from access to Sql

    ...to convert code from access to Visual studio dataset query but its not recognizing my LIKE statement SELECT Staff.Deactivate, Staff.Employee, IIf([Position] Like "*O*","Opener") AS [Open], Staff.Rate1, Staff.Rate2, Staff.Salary, Staff.Availability FROM Staff WHERE (((Staff.Deactivate)=False));
  16. access101

    Sql column query

    ...to convert code from access to Visual studio dataset query but its not recognizing my LIKE statement SELECT Staff.Deactivate, Staff.Employee, IIf([Position] Like "*O*","Opener") AS [Open], Staff.Rate1, Staff.Rate2, Staff.Salary, Staff.Availability FROM Staff WHERE (((Staff.Deactivate)=False));
  17. access101

    Loop through even numbers

    MajP your code works great. Thanks!
  18. access101

    Loop through even numbers

    the current date. each selection runs a report for that shift
  19. access101

    Loop through even numbers

    i want to check the weekday and off of that auto select an item in my combobox. Basically if its Wednesday and before 6:30pm then select Wed AM. In my combo list i have: wed am wed pm Thu am Thu pm Fri am Fri pm Sat am Sat pm Sun am Sun pm Mon am Mon pm Tue am Tue pm

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