for your first one I received:
The SELECT statement includes a reserved word or an argument name that is misspelled or missing, or the punctuation is incorrect.
Even just appending the serial number's doesn't work:
INSERT INTO tblSerial ( SerialNo )
SELECT [tblNum]![Serial] AS Expr1
WHERE ((([tblNum]![Serial]) Between [Forms]![frmSerial]![qryMinNum subform].[Form]![MinOfSerial] And [Forms]![frmSerial]![qryMinNum...
I've tried this append to no avail:
INSERT INTO tblSerial ( [Date], Part, SerialNo )
SELECT [Forms]![frmSerial]![txtDate] AS Expr2, [Forms]![frmSerial]![cmbPart] AS Expr3, [tblNum]![Serial] AS Expr1
WHERE ((([tblNum]![Serial]) Between [Forms]![frmSerial]![qryMinNum subform].[Form]![MinOfSerial]...
I've chagned the names for code example but can't seem to get it to work. I amended the SQL statement but keep receiving the message "Characters found after end of SQL statement" and then it highlights the FROM statement.
Sorry, Access is not my strong point!
Ok, I have a table called Num that holds numbers from 10000 - 99999999 or however many and also has a yes\no field called 'taken' Then I have the below form:
Date: [ ] User enters the date
Part: [ ] This is a look up from a table that is linked to our ERP system
Serial: [ ]...
the serial number is based on the qty. so if you choose a qty of 1, it would the serial number would be 1. then the next user enters a serial of 10 the serial numbers would be 2 - 12 etc
Hello,
Is it possible to append a range of numbers to a table? For example:
3 fields - Part, Qty and Serial No.
User selects a Part and enter a qty, eg Part: ABC and Qty: 10
Then I need access to work out and append the Serial number and the Part and Qty. However, the serial is based on...
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