Will this work just by changing the 2003
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel2010, "qryCBCapoBeachProg", "C:\flw\Access\", True
Thanks . . .
SharkChaser
tblHistorical2012
Fields in table
City text
ClosingDate Date: Format([ClosingDate],'yyyy')
ClosePrice Currrency
BuildingSize LongInteger
Records in Table (478,795)
I need to calculate the MEDIAN of [ClosePrice] and
[buildingSize] for each city for years 1998 through 2012
GroupBy City and...
=[count] & Report!count
I don't understand the "& Report!Count"
It's providing the correct answer but with the number 18 in front of the correct results.
ie.
correct answer result from above statement
17 1817
7 187
4 184
Any ideas . . ...
GROUP STATUS COUNT
WILMINGTON ENTRYDATE 23
WILMINGTON POSITIONNO 60
WILMINGTON LOCKGDATE 123
What I wish to do is have a solid or gradient horizontal bar to the right of each group entry representing the COUNT number.
It really needn't be a bar but any chatachter, ie., >
How do I...
Doesn't work. Returns empty rows.
SELECT Max([HIGH Dollar Market].ListPrice) AS MaxOfListPrice, Avg([HIGH Dollar Market].ListPrice) AS AvgOfListPrice, Min([HIGH Dollar Market].ListPrice) AS MinOfListPrice, Count([HIGH Dollar Market].City) AS CountOfCity, Avg([HIGH Dollar...
If I pull out the WHERE clause this works well.
What I need is to filter by the WHERE clause and ORDER BY Volume DESC.
SELECT listofficename, sum(closeprice) AS VOLUME
FROM tblCARETSdata
WHERE Volume > '10000'
GROUP BY listofficename ;
I'm trying to figure this out from "Simply SQL" but...
I am brand new with web design. I no little about HTML and CSS. Enough to get in trouble I suppose.
On XP Pro I use MS Access (2003) data tables, reports and queries for PRINT purposes.
I also generate charts in FL Graphics from these queries which I then convert to .jpg’s and upload to my...
This is what I have. . .
It keeps asking me to enter an 'Active' parameter value?
SELECT COUNT(*) AS [Count <=199999]
FROM tblCARETSData
WHERE ListingStatus = ‘Active’
AND ListPrice <= 199999
AND County = 'orange'
UNION ALL
SELECT COUNT(*) AS [Count >=200000 <=299999]
FROM...
When I click the button on the form NOTHING HAPPENS at all!
This same code works in many other form buttons I have.
I'm totally lost as to why.
Thanks . . . Rick
Private Sub Command100_Click()
'LA QUINTA
On Error Resume Next
Kill "D:\flw\Access\YTD\qryLaQuintaProg.xls"
On Error GoTo 0...
All nighter again . . .
How can I center these images on an HTML page?
SIMPLE method please.
<img src="/MacroValueChart.jpg" vspace="10" width="950" height="700" alt="macrovaluechart" longdesc="/MacroValueChart.jpg" />
<img src="/MicroValueChart.jpg" vspace="10" width="950" height="700"...
Is it correct to place header code for a header graphic in the css file or should it go into the html file.
I can easily make it work in the html file but I can't insert an image into a css file.
If in the css file - HOW!
PWSHeader.jpg is a 950 X 120px graphic.
Thanks.
Rick
Here is my css page
All is working except the background-image part.
I've doubled checked the path and image name, etc. and it's all correct.
Is it in the head, style, body portion?
I VERY new at this using DW CS4.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"...
I'm so new at this I have little syntax knowledge using HTML & CSS.
<body>
<table border="0" align="center" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="background-image:url(/Images/PWSHeader.jpg); width950">
<tr>
<td> </td>
</tr>
</table>
</body>
It looks like it should work but no...
I'm quite ingnorant regarding aggregate SQL functions, especially Count functions.
This query returns values that I can then count but what I would like is the query to actually COUNT the number of ListingDate and PendingDates that are returned for each.
SELECT June2010Newsletter.City...
In a group footer section of a report I have this: =Avg([ListPrice])-Avg([ClosePrice])/Avg([ClosePrice])
I use something very similar in Excel and it works perfectly. Excel Sample: =(E3-F3)/(F3) where E & F fields are currency.
The format is set as a percent.
Two problems.
First the...
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