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  1. raisinchicky

    Unexpected "Enter Parameter Value" pop up box

    pwise, you're a genius! It took me a while to find the query properites, but you were right, it had Query1.BusinessUnit in there. No idea why! Thankyou very much, I can sleep easily tonight ;o) Tanya
  2. raisinchicky

    Unexpected "Enter Parameter Value" pop up box

    Thankyou for getting back to me so quickly! I've had a look at the SQL and can't find any reference to Query1 in any of the other queries, but I suppose it must there somewhere, else I wouldn't be getting the error. I've been working on this all day so I'm going to go home now and look at it...
  3. raisinchicky

    Unexpected "Enter Parameter Value" pop up box

    Hello, I'm struggling with a database. Before I even start to explain the problem, I want to say that I know I'm way over my head but my boss is insisting, so although any help would be appreciated, I might not understand it! All I've had is a one-day, intermediate level training course and the...
  4. raisinchicky

    Can you spot the syntax error?!

    Thankyou all for your help!! I swear, I'd been staring at the daft thing so long I'd almost gone blind, no wonder I didn't spot that I didn't have enough IIf's! love, t xxx
  5. raisinchicky

    Can you spot the syntax error?!

    I've been puzzling over this all evening! I'm sure its incredibly simple, but Access is telling me I have a syntax error (comma) in the following statement: IIf([BusinessUnit]="Registrations",(IIf([TotalCalls]=0,0,[Total Plans]/[TotalCalls])>0.012,"Over","Under"),0) AS ConvTarget Any help...
  6. raisinchicky

    wildcard query in approach

    I designed a database in Access but then had to change it into Approach. I had a query set up whereby the user would enter the text they wanted to find into a popup window and Access would search the relevant field, automatically inserting a wildcard either side of the text. Is there any way to...

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